Necessary to uninstall BD to try NOD?

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by JerryM, Nov 26, 2005.

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  1. JerryM

    JerryM Registered Member

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    I am currently using Bit Defender 9.0, and it is a good AV. I do not have any complaints. However, I am considering going to KAV or NOD when my license expires.

    Would I have to uninstall BD to trial NOD or could I just disable it with WinPatrol, and try NOD?

    Would NOD be easy to uninstall after the trial if I decided to stay with BD?

    Thanks,
    Jerry
     
  2. Farbod

    Farbod Registered Member

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    1. in each PC only one resident! (and other same components, like http scan)

    2. yes, only a few clicks... :D

    You can PM me your email address and expiry date of your bitdefender license, I'll send you a ... :D
     
  3. JerryM

    JerryM Registered Member

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    Forbod,
    Thanks.
    I am not sure I understand " in each PC only one resident! (and other same components, like http scan)."
    As I understand it, one could disable one AV and run only one at a time and they would not conflict. WinPatrol provides the option of disabling a program at start-up and it would seem that by doing that either program could be used as desired. Is that correct?

    However, I did ask the same question re KIS and was told that I would have to uninstall BD before downloading KIS.

    I am not displeased with BD, and it has done everything that was needed to protect my machine. I guess I just wonder about anything that has a higher detection rate, as do NOD and KAV.

    Thanks.
    Jerry
     
  4. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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    To avoid conflicts, I would uninstall BD. Otherwise, you may find yourself wondering why you are having problems.
    NOD is an easy install/uninstall. None easier that I know of.
    [Uninstalling NOD will leave the Eset folder in Program Files. Right click the folder and delete after uninstalling]
     
  5. Farbod

    Farbod Registered Member

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    I think your problem solved with my PM reply :D ;)
     
  6. gue_st

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    To be honest, it seems that NOD32 is one of the few(if not the only one) programs that unistalls properly, without leaving junk in the registry.
     
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