ProcessGuard License

Discussion in 'ProcessGuard' started by G1111, May 21, 2005.

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  1. G1111

    G1111 Registered Member

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    Is it worth adding the paid version if I am also running TrojanHunter Guard and Kaspersky. Also is the paid version of PG a one-time fee or do you need to renew it yearly. I am happy with the free version, just wondering if the paid version is worth the extra cost.
     
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    Hi G1111,

    It's a tough call. You already have excellent protection with Kaspersky, PG Free and Trojan Hunter. I like the way PG licensed proactively guards against rootkits and other programs that try to obtain global hooks (e.g keyloggers) whether they are "signatured known" (a la Kaspersky) or not. It's a straight out comfort factor. I don't want anything running on my machine that I do not know about, so I paid for PG. I also tend to pay for products that I like, whether or not it is required, in order to support future product development. You may feel quite comfortable where you are, which is also quite reasonable.
    Rich
     
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    richrf - Thanks for the reply. Does the paid version take up much more resources than the free version. Also, is the paid version a one-time cost or do you need to renew/pay yearly?
     
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    Both Free and Full take very low resources.
    There is no yearly licence fee, upgrades are free and no time limits have been set.
     
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    Another question is whether you have multiple computers (or intend to in the future). If so, PG's Unlimited Home licence starts to look very attractive.
     
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    Paranoid2000 & Pilli - Thanks for the responses. I will be using it on my desktop at home, so I will need only one license. Good to know they do not charge on a yearly basis. It is an easier decision now.
     
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    Done! I thought maybe I would have to uninstall and reinstall, but the registration validate key they provided opened the remainder of the program and I was able to retain my initial settings. Anyhow, one more layer of protection added. Thanks everyone.
     
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    One question. I set the extra protection, "Protect Physical Memory," etc. When I rebooted I was prompted by Microsoft to register my Windows product key, which I did. I did not set the program back to "Learning Mode." Could this be why somehow my Windows XP Product Key had to be reset?
     
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