SpySweeper 5.05.1286 vs Ewido 4.0.0172

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Rico, Jul 12, 2006.

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  1. Rico

    Rico Registered Member

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    Hi Guys - Who should be resident Ewido 4 or SpySweeper 5? I have both paid & must decide who will become "on demand!"

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    rico
     
  2. WSFuser

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    Re: 5.05.1286 vs 4.0.0172

    id try both and see which runs lighter or lets windows boot faster.

    OTOH, if your AV is a bit weak with trojans, then id choose ewido as resident.

    btw, "ewido vs. spy sweeper" would have been a better title. putting the program versions makes teh topic unclear.
     
  3. Rico

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    Re: 5.05.1286 vs 4.0.0172

    Hello WS

    I am running Spysweeper which is comsuming 70,688k + 43,528k, so Ewido will likely win here.

    Boot Time - for me not an issue

    AV - weak on trojans use Ewido - What do you think I'm running NOD32?

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    rico
     
  4. WSFuser

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    Re: 5.05.1286 vs 4.0.0172

    then ewido it is!
     
  5. JerryM

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    If I were going to choose only one, it would be Ewido.
    Jerry
     
  6. Legendkiller

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    go for ewido its lighter and in my opinion as good as spysweeper..
     
  7. Blackcat

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    I have licenses for both but, at the present time, I only use them as on-demand scanners; real-time resource usage for both programs is too high for me, even on a new computer with plenty of RAM.

    If you run a good AV and firewall, regularly clean out your cache with CCleaner, use a non-IE browser then you should be safe against spyware and trojans.

    But given the choice, I would pick Ewido. Since using Firefox and a Hosts file I have only found a few tracking cookies with any of my AS applications.
     
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