Bye bye RAV, say hello to "MS Antivirus" :-*

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  1. hayc59

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    that is just to cool!!
     
    hayc59, Jun 11, 2003
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  2. Mr.Blaze

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    will personaly i wouldnt recomend nod to a brand spanking new newby

    nod is more of an expert tool for those in the inform on what to look for

    id only recomend it to an expert newb that has been playing around in pauls free tool section with a little bit of this and that

    it takes a good newb of 3 to 4 months of playing around with the free toys to get the jest and talk of whats what and what terms mean what

    for pros nods great but for brand spanking new newbs id wait awhile and get past the lerning cuve befor geting into nod espechially in its new development stages

    i feel sorry for tired it sucks to start all over when your comfey

    for other av vendors this is a good opertunity

    start picking up new clients from the old defeated av that has join the evil microsoft empire lol

    why go spyware when you can go nod

    why settle for microsoft security hole driven av when you can go gav lol

    see people even newbs dont want more call home microsoft programs waist of ram and resourcess lol

    plus more spyware yuck

    id take full advantage of this av with and start ringing in there disatified customers lol
     
    Mr.Blaze, Jun 12, 2003
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  3. Paul Wilders

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    I have to disagree here, Mr. Blaze.

    NOD32 is actually very easy to install and to set up - no high learning curve, merely a matter of following the - quite understandable - help files if needed. ;)

    regards.

    paul
     
    Paul Wilders, Jun 12, 2003
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  4. illukka

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    hi

    i don't think nod to be difficult to use, and it doesn''t need much of a tinkering coz the default settings are actually pretty safe
     
    illukka, Jun 12, 2003
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  5. Mr.Blaze

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    :Di dont know i heard lots a probs with that beta thing and it frustrate newbs

    but i think its the best thing for some pros who are in the know and no what to look for and the antivirus termenolgy like worms viruses infection js explot ect ect

    i wasnt saying it was a bad program on the contrary very good program

    but newbs are use to programs with no thinking on there part like norton for example or boclean

    nods a fine program i just dont think for newbs
     
    Mr.Blaze, Jun 12, 2003
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  6. Paul Wilders

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    Mr.Blaze,

    Wrong once more ;)

    regards.

    paul
     
    Paul Wilders, Jun 12, 2003
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  7. Technodrome

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    If you know how to turn on/off computer, then using NOD32 is a piece of cake... :rolleyes:


    Technodrome
     
    Technodrome, Jun 12, 2003
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  8. Mr.Blaze

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    :Dok let see some screen shots of nods interface and how to use it a little preview
     
    Mr.Blaze, Jun 12, 2003
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  9. Paul Wilders

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    Have a look at various post over on the NOD32 forums, Mr. Blaze ;) - this is the "other" antivirus software forum ;)

    regards.

    paul
     
    Paul Wilders, Jun 12, 2003
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  10. Mr.Blaze

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    :Dok on my way
     
    Mr.Blaze, Jun 12, 2003
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  11. bellgamin

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    On/off? One does NOT simply turn Windoze OFF! Horrors no!

    To "Stop" Windoze you must first press "Start." {logical, isn't it?} :p

    Then & only then you may "Shut Down" {NOT turn off -- how crass! -- but Shut Down}

    Except in February, which has 28 :cool:
     
    bellgamin, Jun 13, 2003
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  12. Dan Perez

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    Ah...well...THERE you touch on an awkward point! Mr. Blaze DOESN'T know how to turn off/on his computer. He has hired help for that sort of thing. (Just kidding, Blaze; could't resist!)
    :D
     
    Dan Perez, Jun 13, 2003
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  13. edsod

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    If the opinion of a casual NOD user is of some interest
    to you,I must say that NOD is very easy for a newbie to use except the configuration for email scanning....
    ;)
     
    edsod, Jun 13, 2003
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  14. Sisko

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    In the new NOD32 version 2 (released), The email is much simpler to configure : there is nothing to configure in most case, even if you use a spam filter workink has a proxy.
     
    Sisko, Jun 13, 2003
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  15. sig

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    Beta versions are for beta testers to discover bugs, problems and report them to the vendor so the vendor can fix them and prepare the product for final release. Unlike most commercial product beta testing this one was open to anyone and pretty much conducted in public via the forum here. Since the point of beta testing is to find and report problems, it's not surprising that one would see reports of problems in the NOD beta forum. And newbies should not be beta testers.
     
    sig, Jun 13, 2003
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  16. Technodrome

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    But I can't shut down Windowz, I can only Turn it Off...Bump.... :)
     

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  17. Smokey

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    For sure Micro$oft will mess it up.... :D
     
    Smokey, Jun 13, 2003
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  18. Mr.Blaze

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    :DSorry but the sales pitch kinda sucked

    in most cases rather then telling me what i wanted to know or needed to know i mainly got links to website go look here go look there type thing

    usealy something like that perty much says same thing about a program.

    also avoiding the qustion does it play well with others and finaly geting answer nod is all you need says more to.

    im not trying to start nothing i really am not im just speaking of my personal experince and that is all.

    when im looking into a product i like the personal touch it usealy shows they care .

    for example if i have a qustion about boclean or tds those guys are all over it and they take the time to say what and how

    they dont go sending me off to web pages full of high end talk.

    for now im not intrestead in nod ill wait till my subscription runs out by then maybe things will change.

    algain this is out of my personal experince and nothing more so dont go hiting me with an onslaught of attacks lol or i shall revail with my mighty wooden spoon.
     
    Mr.Blaze, Jun 23, 2003
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