What’s the big difference of ProcessGuard from RegDefend?

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  1. sweater

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    As I have seen these two programs… and was become curious coz they are popular here in our forum. I am wondering then that maybe they are just the same but was “introduced and explained by their developers in a different way.” That maybe I just need one of them to protect my pc. If you’ve given a choice w/c one should you choose? :)
     
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  2. Peter2150

    Peter2150 Global Moderator

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    Come on Sweater. Asking people's experience about using a program is one thing, but this question. Both programs have websites that describe the programs. You might want to start there.
     
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    Re: What’s the big difference of ProcessGuard from RegDefend?

    Come on Peter, being one of the official beta testers for these products, you should at least try to promote the products a bit and try to answer the question. :)

    I'll do it for you and state the obvious. Processguard in general protects processes from being terminated, modified and handles other generic areas like execution starts and driver installation. What it doesn't do is to monitor the registry.

    What Regdefend does is monitor the registry and nothing else.
     
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    Peter2150 Global Moderator

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    Hi Pollmaster

    Cool. Yes I am a beta tester, and no I don't mind answering questions about usage, but the basics that can be found on a website for the product. I know the forum is a good place for information, but it shouldn't relieve someone from doing some very basic reading on there own.

    Pete
     
    Peter2150, Oct 5, 2005
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  5. Pollmaster

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    Or perhaps you are now much more busy play acting as another special beta tester for a hotter product? :)

    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=574682#post574682
    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=575106#post575106
     
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