superantispyware

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by lodore, Oct 7, 2007.

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  1. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    hello,
    ive got a really simple question.
    does superantispyware pro work on vista home premium 64bit?
    lodore
     
  2. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    Their forum not working and enjoying the weekend ? ;)
     
  3. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    YES , it does work on x64 Vista (according to search over their forum)

    :thumb:
     
  4. acr1965

    acr1965 Registered Member

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    I asked this very question via email to SAS a couple weeks back and was told that SAS Pro would not run real time in 64 bit Vista. Myabe they have recently upgraded?
     
  5. DevilFrank

    DevilFrank Registered Member

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    I have running a Vista Ultimate 64 and the service "SASDIFSV.SYS" can´t loaded properly. I had to go to SAS and get a version that is compatible with Vista.
    SAS did run, but the event-log show me this report...
     
  6. SUPERAntiSpy

    SUPERAntiSpy Developer

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    It runs fine in real-time, the driver that won't load is specific for XP/2000, and won't cripple the Vista version at all.
     
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  7. ASpace

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    That's exactly what Lodore wants to know :)
     
  8. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    im back.
    thanks hitech for having a look for me.
    thanks to nick for answering as well.
    lodore
     
  9. disinter1

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    Ok, lodores question is out of the way, now when can we expect 4.0 to come out already:D o_O and what are some changes made, thanks.
     
  10. SUPERAntiSpy

    SUPERAntiSpy Developer

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    There are many changes to the real-time protection, scanning, addition of termination protection, and many of the user suggested items have been implemented. The scanning speed will be faster (~20%) than the 3.9 version.

    As for when it will be released - it will be released when it's ready. We will do a pre-release on our forum and then a public release after pre-release information and test results are analyzed.

    We don't provide specific dates as we work very hard to produce a quality product and we release the updates when they are tested and ready for public consumption.
     
  11. geepondy

    geepondy Registered Member

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    I like your philosophy although I hope the product won't become too bloated and get away from what it does best. This is the reason why I am now using superantispy instead of Webroot spysweeper. Webroot kept adding "enhancements" mainly tons of shields that got to the point where I felt I had another security suite program running and system performance slowdown reflected this. The kicker was when it would no longer work with Zone Alarm.

     
  12. SUPERAntiSpy

    SUPERAntiSpy Developer

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    Have no fear - SUPERAntiSpyware will not become bloatware - ever. We are keeping it true to form in the fact it is light and effective.
     
  13. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    i cant wait for it to be released.
    i can wait since im glad your gonna do lots of testing to make sure its fine for public use first.
    lodore
     
  14. Escalader

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    Hi Lodore:

    Does superantispyware play okay with Nod 32 in real time/ active usage?
     
  15. HURST

    HURST Registered Member

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    I use SAS and NOD32 (in adition to BOClean)
    I no longer use SAS in realtime, because it was a bit heavy un my systems resources, but during the time (about a month or 3 weeks) i had real-time enabled, it never conflicted with NOD.
    I now have only "first chance protection" enabled and perform regular on-demand scans
     
  16. Rainwalker

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    I am using real time protection w/SAS yet it missed a tracking cookie......i did a manual scan w/SAS and there was the cookieo_O
     
  17. fcukdat

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    SAS does not(nor claim) to block cookies in realtime.
     
  18. Menorcaman

    Menorcaman Retired Moderator

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    Hi all,

    A number of posts were beginning to pull this thread off topic. As was suggested by members, I have split those particular posts into a new thread titled Looking for an efficient ASW/AV combination.

    Regards

    Menorcaman
     
  19. Rainwalker

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    Glad to here that..........i think.
     
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