Setup of NOD32 version 4 AV

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by JVM, Apr 22, 2010.

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  1. JVM

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    There is a guide for Version 3.0 but not one for version 4.2. Should I use the guide for version 3.0 to setup version 4.2 or leave it at typical installation or?
     
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    in which case I guess you'll will have to try and see what is applicable from that thread
     
  5. JVM

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    Can't do that because the choices are different.
     
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    According to the help file, the typical installation provides maximum protection. [ESET Smart Security]

    Other than the firewall in ESS, if I remember correctly, the settings are the same for both programs.
     

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  7. JVM

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    I don't have Smart Security, I have the anti-virus version 4.2

    Oh, sorry, I just realized you are saying it is same for both.
     
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    Additionally, please remember to "Enable detection of unwanted applications" during initial installation.
     
  10. siljaline

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    One would enable potentially unwanted and potentially unsafe applications via this solution This is user choice as is non-default.

     
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    Many users here dont agree with Blackspear's suggest settings because they are too high and use too much advanced heuristic which slows the pc.

    Typical installation and default settings, with "Enable detection of unwanted applications", are very good and recommanded by Eset.
     
  12. JVM

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    That's what I ended up doing. Thanks for the feedback.
     
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    I check advanced heuristics in both areas, set it to strict cleaning in all areas and dont check run time packers. No slow downs.
     
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    I have everything of default, except:
    - in all ThreatSense settings I checked all the options, so including potentially unwanted programs and potentially unsafe programs;
    - disabled the splashscreen at startup.

    The rest is all on default since version 4.2 fixed all minor issues I had with 4.0.
     
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    How do you disable the splash-screen on start-up?
     
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    Advanced Options (F5 I think) -> User Interface -> uncheck Display Welcomescreen/Splashscreen at startup
     
  17. JVM

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    I don't see that option in User Interface.
     
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    It is really there ESET NOD32 4.2 Dutch. Look at the maincategory tab of userinterface, not that subtabs.
     

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    OK, I found it. Thanks!
     
  20. STRYDER

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    Sorry for beating the dead horse here but since we are talking about features and system usage i couldn't resist.

    There will always be a security/system resource trade off. Waiting a few more seconds for a website to open? Or, pay a nice fat computer repair bill?

    I love this quote:

    "Just because you are wearing a bullet proof vest doesn't mean you should walk in front of the line of fire."

    or something like that...
     
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    Is it recommended to disable checking run time packers? Did you see significant slow downs with it enabled?
     
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    Default settings work well, build on those and learn what works best for you, what someone else uses in their environment isn't necessarily a tweak you would want.
     
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    :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
     
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