Posted by: jheysen
« on: 24. February 2011., 03:01:26 »Well.. you CAN do that, but definetly MUSTN'T de that, because the processign power that's gonna left for the rest of the program is just about the 30%.
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Posted by: krrjhn
« on: 01. February 2011., 09:11:52 »Yes its totally wrong you cant install more then one anti-virus softwares in your PC !!
Posted by: azazur
« on: 30. April 2009., 10:17:59 »better to use one anti virous. mcafee is best; also Windows Defender & kaspersly also good ++
Posted by: kacongjkt
« on: 06. April 2009., 02:51:35 »My wife is running McAfee Enterprise Virusscan and Bit Defender Total Security 2009 on her laptop together. I have two questions (a) Should she be doing this and (b) Is she doing any harm.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Zander
you better use just one av. i prefer mcafee. more powerfull
Posted by: Samker
« on: 01. April 2009., 07:28:23 »
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Zander
Totally wrong.
She could use one AntiVirus and one AntiSpyware tool like: SpyBot S&D, Windows Defender, Ad-Aware... with real-time protection but in any case not two AntiVirus, because:
1. They drastically slow down PC speed
2. ---- interfere and "confuse "with each other and because of that they have lower protection and detection possibility
Hope this explanation help you?
Best Regards,
Samker
Posted by: zoobs
« on: 01. April 2009., 07:06:22 » My wife is running McAfee Enterprise Virusscan and Bit Defender Total Security 2009 on her laptop together. I have two questions (a) Should she be doing this and (b) Is she doing any harm.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Zander