NOD32 v 3.0

been trialling this suite. i must say i like kaspersky and avira better.

 

they are have their issues, good and bad.

 

I've only had good experiences while i tested the beta. Only reason i didn't get an nod32 license is due to the price, it seems very expensive for us aussies.

 

Yes, I too am disappointed with NOD32 v3, especially for the price. However, v2.7 is still fantastic, so I'll just stick with that at work until all the issues are resolved in v3. I have some faith in ESET that the issues will be resolved fine.

Until then, at home I'll continue to use Avira Premium.

 

I tried NOD32 v3, and ESS, beta, RC, and final release. I don't like the new GUI. Both NOD32 v3 and ESS ran heavy on my computer. Compared with NOD32 v2, my computer took longer to start up, and browsing speeds were slower with v3 installed. I never was a huge fan NOD32 v2, but I liked certain things about it, and I think it is a better product than the new version. As always, just one persons opinion. YMMV.

 

The problem actually is that with v2 of NOD32 , ESET have established too high quality standarts (high quality in malware protection , lightness , speed , small files) . It now seems that it is difficult even for them to bypass their own very high standarts of the version 2.
However , I am sure this will change in near future.

 

AV.

suite.

 

Again, this is a very good post.

 

this is my first time in this forum and would like to say hi to everyone
first off I will never use nod32 again after 3 years of use it was disabled from starting up on my pc allowing all sorts of viruses @ spyware to be downloaded on my pc and turning it into a spaming robot disabled task manager & regedit and removing shutdown & restart buttons nod32 has exelent detection rates but has no defence from its registry keys and program files being removed and disabled from starting up i kept the file that was infected and tried antivir it was also disabled along with spyware doctor.the only av that prevented this infection from disabling it from starting was kaspersky even though it did not detect the file in question it knew someting was tring to inject code protected its self from deletion even though i allowed the file to run its prosses
i can never have the same confidence in nod32 again imagine this happend to someone with no computer knowlege they would be ****ed how can an av protect ur pc if it cant even protect its self for anyone interested have a look here at my posts on the antivir forums http://forum.avira.com/thread.php?threadid=29579
i am now a happy customer of kav

 

welcome to wilders forums, gav1577

as for your post, sometimes we have to learn the hard way..