BOClean as AV, AT and AM??

Just wondering... Would it be safe enough to run a PC only with Firewall (LnS) and BOClean?

From NSClean.com site, I know that BOClean positioned itself as a 'secondary' protection. But if the concept of BOClean really working, why need the others (AV or Anti Malware)?

 

I would recommend an AV. BOClean does not handle file infector viruses, never has. BOClean will handle whatever (spyware, keyloggers, bots, trojans, etc.) the AV doesn't get. However, you really don't need more than an AV, BOClean and your firewall.

I use email screening to get email vector malware before it gets downloaded - wiping out any mail with attachments from an unknown or suspicious source. I only use an AV for scans, but I wouldn't recommend that not knowing how and where you surf, nor your experience level in detecting nefarious email.

 

Thanks...

Just buy BoClean today. Now, my notebook run Avast, PG, and BoClean.

 

First of all, thanks!

One note: Be sure that PG allows BOClean full access to the system. You want BOClean to be able to catch malware that gets around PG unfettered. Other than that, the two get along very well.

 

Thanks for the warning, I didn't think about that before...
I opens the PG, but couldn't find BoClean files on the protection tab.
It does listed on the security tab. So, I am manually adding the 4 files of BoClean: boc4upd.exe, boc421.exe, bocexc.exe, and bocore.exe with authorization to: terminate, modify and read. Also: install global hooks, install drivers/services, and access physical memory.
Do I need to uncheck the termination and modification from "Protect from"

Thanks.

 

I would leave those checked as they are protecting BoClean from being modified or terminated by other, possibly rogue, processes. These settings will not cripple BoClean's cleaning functionality.

 

Yep, "AV, BoClean and your Firewall", that would be my set up. Clean system and no over burdened PC resources either on fully patched XP 6 year old, 800 MHz, 256 RAM Compaq