Wikiposts

norton

Thread Tools
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 7:38 am
  #61  
jandy44's Avatar
Young at heart
 
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,900
From: Wakefield/Andalucia This Year
jandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by valenciatim
High Miss N, Avg will sort out any viruses, make sure you update it before you run it!
If you are using a Router on Broadband, you Should be ok without using Zone alarm. If you download the others, I think you will be surprised to see what has got into the laptop.

http://free.grisoft.com/ for AVG

http://www.zonealarm.com/store/conte...eeDownload.jsp
for free Zone Alarm

http://www.lavasoftusa.com/products/ad_aware_free.php for Ad-Aware

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html For Spybot.

Run them individually, starting with AVG.
Any probs, shout!
Tim
Hi Tim,interested to read your post........I have AGV anti-spyware,AGV antiviros, Spybot search and destroy and CCleaner, do you think I may be better to use your suggested Adware instead of the AGV antiviros ???? I have a built in firewall on my XP system.Everythings been running fine anyway since Iv downloaded these.Cheers.........
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 7:52 am
  #62  
BE Forum Addict
 
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,778
From: Leigh, Lancs. Ex Valencia!
valenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond reputevalenciatim has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jandy44
Hi Tim,interested to read your post........I have AGV anti-spyware,AGV antiviros, Spybot search and destroy and CCleaner, do you think I may be better to use your suggested Adware instead of the AGV antiviros ???? I have a built in firewall on my XP system.Everythings been running fine anyway since Iv downloaded these.Cheers.........
Hi, C Cleaner is a useful alternative, but can end up removing things like favourites and history that you may want to keep.
Ad-Aware should be used as well as AVG antivirus but not such a good idea using it alongside AVG anti-spyware.
XP's built in firewall only stops or finds incoming problems. Zone Alarm blocks both ways.
Hope this helps
Tim
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 9:13 am
  #63  
jandy44's Avatar
Young at heart
 
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,900
From: Wakefield/Andalucia This Year
jandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by valenciatim
Hi, C Cleaner is a useful alternative, but can end up removing things like favourites and history that you may want to keep.
Ad-Aware should be used as well as AVG antivirus but not such a good idea using it alongside AVG anti-spyware.
XP's built in firewall only stops or finds incoming problems. Zone Alarm blocks both ways.
Hope this helps
Tim
Thanks for that Tim,yes I think I may reinstall the AVG anti-spyware and install the Ad-Ware,and I will look at the Zone Alarm also.Cheers for that.
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 6:39 pm
  #64  
jdr's Avatar
jdr
RETIRED ;-))
 
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 20,156
From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
jdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

On mine I use .......

Router firewall
XP firewall
BHOdemon
AVG free
SUPERAntispyware
Running in the background continuously and will catch stuff as it comes in.

Adaware
Spybot
A squared
AVG anti spyware
Crapcleaner
Loaded also, when I run these one at a time, they all pick up and remove different nasties if there are any there that have slipped past the others, and I can recomend any or all of them.
It may seem a bit "shy anne" with so many pairs of knickers, but they are all free and all work well, you can never be too carefull on the net.
I could not believe how much crap showed on A squared the first time I used it.

If you have AVG anti virus, go into test center, then Scheduler and you can set when you want to pick up the updates and run scans at the time convenient to you, or disable them and run manually whenever. You dont really want it scanning when you first switch on.
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 9:51 pm
  #65  
jandy44's Avatar
Young at heart
 
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,900
From: Wakefield/Andalucia This Year
jandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jdr
On mine I use .......


If you have AVG anti virus, go into test center, then Scheduler and you can set when you want to pick up the updates and run scans at the time convenient to you, or disable them and run manually whenever. You dont really want it scanning when you first switch on.
Blimey nothings going to get past you,Iv gone in and checked the AGV,its set to run a check between 12:00 and 13:00 so thats OK.Although my lappy is WI FI ,I havn,t got the router has yet,did not think it was worth it at the MO cause Iv only got about three hours battery time anyhow ,I will wait till we get to Spain anyway then sort out which will be the best way to go depending on where we live.Right Im off to download this Zone-alarm At this rate Ill have has much has you ........
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 9:57 pm
  #66  
Lionda's Avatar
Popping in for a chat
 
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,573
From: Back home
Lionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jdr
On mine I use .......

Router firewall
XP firewall
BHOdemon
AVG free
SUPERAntispyware
Running in the background continuously and will catch stuff as it comes in.

Adaware
Spybot
A squared
AVG anti spyware
Crapcleaner
Loaded also, when I run these one at a time, they all pick up and remove different nasties if there are any there that have slipped past the others, and I can recomend any or all of them.
It may seem a bit "shy anne" with so many pairs of knickers, but they are all free and all work well, you can never be too carefull on the net.
I could not believe how much crap showed on A squared the first time I used it.

If you have AVG anti virus, go into test center, then Scheduler and you can set when you want to pick up the updates and run scans at the time convenient to you, or disable them and run manually whenever. You dont really want it scanning when you first switch on.
That's rather a lot Jdr
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 10:39 pm
  #67  
jdr's Avatar
jdr
RETIRED ;-))
 
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 20,156
From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
jdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by Lionda
That's rather a lot Jdr
A few of them are the same type of program, but they do pick up different things.
As long as you have a firewall, antivirus, antispyware to be safe on the net and something like Crapcleaner to remove all the unused junk off so the PC runs to its best.
Dont forget to defrag every now and again also, Diskeeper lite is excellent and also a freebie.
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:00 pm
  #68  
Lionda's Avatar
Popping in for a chat
 
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,573
From: Back home
Lionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jdr
A few of them are the same type of program, but they do pick up different things.
As long as you have a firewall, antivirus, antispyware to be safe on the net and something like Crapcleaner to remove all the unused junk off so the PC runs to its best.
Dont forget to defrag every now and again also, Diskeeper lite is excellent and also a freebie.
My desktop pc is slow and the hourglass freezes a lot so I did a full defrag a couple of days ago and a disc clean, still has it's off moments though. I may take a look at the programmes on your list and see if any of those help, there is probably a load of C**p in there as it is 6 years old

Last edited by Lionda; Jul 28th 2007 at 11:24 pm. Reason: Spelling error
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:04 pm
  #69  
Bigbhudda69's Avatar
BE Forum Addict
 
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,272
From: If only I knew
Bigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond reputeBigbhudda69 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by Lionda
My desktop pc is slow and the hourglass freezes a lot so I did a full degrag a couple of days ago and a disc clean, still has it's off moments though. I may take a look at the programmes on your list and see if any of those help, there is probably a load of C**p in there as it is 6 years old
Give em a go Lionda...I recently cleared my temp internet folders and it certainly speeded things up...
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:14 pm
  #70  
jdr's Avatar
jdr
RETIRED ;-))
 
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 20,156
From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
jdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by Lionda
My desktop pc is slow and the hourglass freezes a lot so I did a full degrag a couple of days ago and a disc clean, still has it's off moments though. I may take a look at the programmes on your list and see if any of those help, there is probably a load of C**p in there as it is 6 years old
Download and run crapcleaner, it is safe to use, click check for updates on rhs, then click run cleaner on rhs, let it run then click issues on lhs, then click scan for issues, click fix seleted issues, a window will open, click yes, save, that saves a backup before it deletes anything.
That will clear all the rubbish files etc out.
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:23 pm
  #71  
Lionda's Avatar
Popping in for a chat
 
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,573
From: Back home
Lionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond reputeLionda has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jdr
Download and run crapcleaner, it is safe to use, click check for updates on rhs, then click run cleaner on rhs, let it run then click issues on lhs, then click scan for issues, click fix seleted issues, a window will open, click yes, save, that saves a backup before it deletes anything.
That will clear all the rubbish files etc out.

Will do Jdr will report back when done
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:25 pm
  #72  
Mitzyboy's Avatar
Senior Moment
 
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 20,459
From: On the edge
Mitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond reputeMitzyboy has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by jdr
Download and run crapcleaner, it is safe to use, click check for updates on rhs, then click run cleaner on rhs, let it run then click issues on lhs, then click scan for issues, click fix seleted issues, a window will open, click yes, save, that saves a backup before it deletes anything.
That will clear all the rubbish files etc out.
Can we use it on this site
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:29 pm
  #73  
jdr's Avatar
jdr
RETIRED ;-))
 
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 20,156
From: Benalmadena Pueblo,Spain
jdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond reputejdr has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
Can we use it on this site
Lol, be a good idea.
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:32 pm
  #74  
jandy44's Avatar
Young at heart
 
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,900
From: Wakefield/Andalucia This Year
jandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond reputejandy44 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by Lionda
My desktop pc is slow and the hourglass freezes a lot so I did a full defrag a couple of days ago and a disc clean, still has it's off moments though. I may take a look at the programmes on your list and see if any of those help, there is probably a load of C**p in there as it is 6 years old
OMG,mine is only six months old and Iv already run ccleaner and spybot loads of times,it will take a while to sort your crap out........hey you will see a difference..........
 
Old Jul 28th 2007 | 11:33 pm
  #75  
Miss Naughty's Avatar
Thread Starter
BE Forum Addict
 
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,871
From: lincoln
Miss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond reputeMiss Naughty has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: norton

Originally Posted by valenciatim
High Miss N, Avg will sort out any viruses, make sure you update it before you run it!
If you are using a Router on Broadband, you Should be ok without using Zone alarm. If you download the others, I think you will be surprised to see what has got into the laptop.

http://free.grisoft.com/ for AVG

http://www.zonealarm.com/store/conte...eeDownload.jsp
for free Zone Alarm

http://www.lavasoftusa.com/products/ad_aware_free.php for Ad-Aware

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html For Spybot.

Run them individually, starting with AVG.
Any probs, shout!
Tim
Hi tim.

Whats a router im sure i am not using one. so will i need to have zone alarm then.

Im just downloading the first one at the mo. xxx
 


Contact Us - Archive - Advertising - Cookie Policy - Privacy Statement - Terms of Service - Your Privacy Choices

Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.