I really am liking Kaspersky

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by larryb52, Dec 9, 2007.

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  1. larryb52

    larryb52 Registered Member

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    I bought it but the stories we all know about had left me with it on than off. I finally after the Nod32 ( what I had run on the laptop last 2 year) version 3 didn't work for me loaded KISS up and find I really like this program and all the extra benefits. It has it all , I'm certainly more than glad I tried it again, fast or faster than A veryy deep well thought out program than Nod & I feel more protected, FWIW I did do the chkdsk & no problems...Tip of the hat to Kav...
     
  2. acr1965

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    I put KIS on my Vista desktop and could not be happier- no more software searches to look for HIPS, realtime spyware protection programs, firewall, etc, etc. I have some on-demand spyware scanners and that is about it. If OA was Vista compatible I might be tempted to try that but I am happy with KIS for now.

    Also have a NOD license I decided to put on a laptop I recently acquired. And now I am back to the HIPS, realtime as, firewall searches all over again for it. Never thought I would say it but I'll actually be happy to see that NOD license expire.
     
  3. TJP

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    [FONT=&quot]Good to read a positive post about Kaspersky.

    I found myself in the same situation as you larryb52 - looking for an alternative antivirus after being totally under whelmed by Nod32 version 3 & all its niggling issues (after 1.5 years of zero troubles with version 2 :thumb:). With Kaspersky UK offering such a bargain price on KIS, I just couldn't say no ;)

    KIS is such a great program, I am very happy to have made the switch.

    For me, the check disk issue has been blown out of proportion. Sadly, this "error" can & does happen to a small minority of users but not in the F.U.D increasing proportions you tend to read about in forums.

    Cheers.

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  4. the_sly_dog

    the_sly_dog Registered Member

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    Hello larryb52

    Welcome to the kaspersky club :D :D :D :D :D :D

    You tried the rest and now settled for the best lol

    kaspersky has been running like a champ for ages now,

    I am really happy you like it and i too got that impression when i tried it i felt more secure :ninja: :ninja:

    i had nod and i felt it was over hyped

    all the best

    :thumb: :thumb:
     
  5. Sjoeii

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    Welcome people, good to hear some happy people here
     
  6. Vettetech

    Vettetech Former Poster

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    I tried KAV before NOD32 but that blinking "K" bothered me.
     
  7. larryb52

    larryb52 Registered Member

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    very pleased & when you dig down into the program you find a lot of options & adjustments that helps a more experienced user give that ' it's to my liking feel' & to new folks it works fine out of the box but this is a tight well thought out program that has actually what I like more frequent updates. I think that is important today. I can't say enogh good things...
     
  8. zfactor

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    you can turn off the blinking k
     
  9. ASpace

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    NOD32 has real-time antispyware protection . With KIS all you need to look for is advanced heuristics
     
  10. larryb52

    larryb52 Registered Member

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    Nod v3 is broke a no performance issue so that feature is worthless than isn't it...
     
  11. Vettetech

    Vettetech Former Poster

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    NOD32 is not broke. Where did you get that from? Sure version 3.0 has bugs. Thats why most of us are using 2.7 which was voted #1 by AV Comparatives.
     
  12. dawgg

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    Got the ProactiveDefense (Behaviour blocker) which some consider to be a sort-of substitute... both methode have their + and - :)
     
  13. the_sly_dog

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    HiTech_boy

    yeah sure eset do well n proactive tests but in real life is a joke. i got bored of making excuses for it,

    Kaspersky is what eset wished it was,

    You carry on with your head in the clouds like i used to be eset, Im not bashing i am giving my personal experience i used to use it,
     
  14. BlueZannetti

    BlueZannetti Registered Member

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    Folks,

    We're simply not going down the KL vs. Eset road. Thread closed.

    Blue
     
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