Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0 (Morro MSE Free Anti-Virus)

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by BrendanK., Jun 17, 2009.

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  1. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

    Let's be careful not to start a comparison fest here. Discussions should focus on the topic title.
     
  2. Wildest

    Wildest Registered Member

    Friend, your post history speaks for itself.

    Stay on topic, and the Lone Ranger will not need to go and find you.
     
  3. IceCube1010

    IceCube1010 Registered Member

    Sorry.
     
  4. dell boy

    dell boy Registered Member

    do the email security test, it sends you test emails with fake virus and u can tell what picks it up
     
  5. Boost

    Boost Registered Member

    You should try it,I am :D

    Thats saying alot,as I'm an Avira kinda guy.
     
  6. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

    You are right, the PST has an index. It would be stupid of MS not to use it. You notice the influence of the index when you change the harddisk for a solid state drive. The reponsiveness of outlook increases dramatically. Outlook sort of has the same SSD benefits as a data base application.

    Regards
     
  7. Boost

    Boost Registered Member

    I did a full scan,it's fast on my computer. Took 10-minutes or so to scan a 80-gig hard-drive.
     
  8. Boost

    Boost Registered Member

    I'm unaware of any conflicts,as I've just started using Microsoft Security Essentials AV tonight ;)
     
  9. IceCube1010

    IceCube1010 Registered Member

    Thanks Kees!
     
  10. IceCube1010

    IceCube1010 Registered Member

    Strange. The scan is not that quick for me. It takes about 3mins for a quick scan on a 60Gig drive, with 1G of ram and 1.8 dual core processor. The complete scan takes about 2hrs. However, I really don't run complete scans using the setup I have.

    Ice
     
  11. Kerodo

    Kerodo Registered Member

    I don't know what it does, but I have been using Outlook and MSE here and there is no perceptible performance hit whatsoever during email sending and receiving. I don't think there's anything to worry about.
     
  12. elapsed

    elapsed Registered Member

    10 minutes? Wow, my quick scan is 10 minutes. :D

    Not too fussed since I only use Real Time.
     
  13. Access Denied

    Access Denied Registered Member

    I just tried to send myself about 8-10 eicar test emails. Only thing Outlook actually received was the two emails saying what were sent when I clicked submit each time. I cannot find any log of anything happening nor the emails themselves. :eek:
     
  14. Kerodo

    Kerodo Registered Member

    Maybe your ISP intercepted and killed them?
     
  15. Access Denied

    Access Denied Registered Member

    I host my own domain and I do not filter on that level.;)
     
  16. Kerodo

    Kerodo Registered Member

    Ok.... I guess MSE ate 'em then.... :)
     
  17. dell boy

    dell boy Registered Member

  18. Access Denied

    Access Denied Registered Member

    Outlook didn't let anything execute. Thanks. All the emails got thru though.
     
  19. dell boy

    dell boy Registered Member

    got through?:eek: as in your AV didnt detect anything?
     
  20. elapsed

    elapsed Registered Member

    You should read the details in the linked thread, MSE would have stopped any infection if the file was somehow allowed through outlook's protection.
     
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