Online Armor ++ Free this Friday

so the settings under antivirus have nothing to do with its on-execution scanning tho right? those are just its ondemand scan settings?

and 2nd what is "cookie cutter"??

 

Please excuse this post. Will move it elsewhere. Thanks for the guidance firzen and whitedragon!

 

if uve alredy got 20 months of ESET, just keep it and disable OA++'s AV.

 

Chamlin you can wait for a response in the topic you already created. Lets not derail yet another topic for it to only get locked.

 

Just installed the trial, it severely slowed dowm my connection.

http://www.tallemu.com/cookie-cutter.php

 

During setup, does it offer the opportunity to skip the installation of the anti-v?

 

Can't pass this offer!
This suite is too GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!

 

Im thinking about to install AO++ ,waiting to friday

 

Haven't noticed such option but after installation you can disable any component you want.

 

just disable the web shield.........

well you can use both OA++ and nod together see here ........http://support.tallemu.com/vbforum/showthread.php?t=11652

 

Yes, did that and it was OK.

 

thx for the link

 

Its an on execution only. A-squared is coming out with a-squared 5 and mamatu 3. Its adding X64 support and real time AV scanning. Mamatu 3 will also be using 64 bit and upgrading the behavior engine.

 

this is good to know how ii it in cpu usage?how many procesess?and does it slow down the browser?thanks

 

It runs 4 process and the total is anywhere between 16k-30k for all 4. Of course thats going to vary on what your doing at any given time. As fas slowing down browsing...I haven't noticed much of a difference. I had tried comodo 3 for a few days and that was very fast. OA slowed things down a little but I liked the GUI, Hips and firewall in OA better. Comodo was "noisey" and wouldn't remember alot of answers that D+ asked me. Personal preference really.

 

thanks for replying there will be a giveawayoftheday of OA friday now is it for 1 pc only?how does it work with online armor with a licence code?or email and pasword like a-square?thanks

 

On my XP machine RAM use is about 20,000K for the 4 modules. I also found the Web Shield to be totally unacceptable- surfing slowed substantially (this was also the case with Avira's web shield).

But all else was exceptional!

 

i heard ya,i know almost all of webshield give some headaches when it comes to browsers thanks for repliying

 

no slow down with the web shield for me.

 

firzen you lucky boy my pc is old and i experience some slow down from time to time

 

hehe, guess so, OA++ running perfect and very light for me

 

you already got the ++ version?is for friday

 

Yes, the RAM usage is OK, but avgate.exe doesn't drop below 110 MB virtual memory, though its RAM usage is below 1MB.

 

is that ok zerotox?any slow down for you?thanks

 

Well, I've been testing it for less than 12 hours still. It feels very light but adds up around100 MB to the Total Commit charge, almost the same as NIS 2010. My laptop is quite old - 512 RAM, P4, so I'm quite concerned with RAM usage. As to the Web guard, it slows down a bit, but no big deal, it did that when I had Online Premium as well. Slows the system more on update, at least for me.
Well it scans only on execute, not on access, so this also should complement to it being light.