Mx One Antivirus

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by littlebits, Jun 15, 2010.

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  1. littlebits

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  2. sg09

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    It is a quite old product...:)
    I have tried this before. Quite buggy and as I remember many AVs detected it before.
     
  3. Noob

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    School once installed it in the computer class PC's.
    And according to what i remember it failed :p
     
  4. J_L

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    There are much better free real-time AV's available.

    Examples include Avira Free, Avast Home, Microsoft Security Essential, and Panda Cloud Free. Honorary mention to Immunet Protect, and maybe AVG (never tried it, hate bloatware).
     
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    It was mainly a signature based USB virus scanner. Now it is a full AV.
     
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    Even on that it failed in school :rolleyes:
    Lots of USB viruses got through
     
  7. littlebits

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    I appreciate everyone's feedback, but has anyone tried it recently?
    A lot of free products start off as garbage then improve in time with new development.
    Some then even become better than many paid products.

    The reason I would like to know, is I'm starting up a website that supports and promotes only freeware products.
    I only want to add products that will do their jobs as described. I don't have time to test each product out myself.

    But this product doesn't have not one single review any place on the web good or bad.

    For now, I guess I will pass on adding it to my site.

    Thanks.:)
     
  8. tekkaman

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    This isn't a full antivirus for the computer. Just offer usb protection to prevent infections from autoruns. And it has a scanner that you can install in the usb drive to scan it.
     
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