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(Msg. 16) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:05 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
Mick >> Stay informed about: Newbie Do I need Panda and Windows Defender? |
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(Msg. 25) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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(Msg. 26) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
Mick >> Stay informed about: Newbie Do I need Panda and Windows Defender? |
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(Msg. 27) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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(Msg. 29) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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(Msg. 30) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:15 pm
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> First thing you need to do is drop Panda. It is a resource hog which, from
> my experience, slows the machine down intolerably.
Pete
Thanks for the advice. My reason for asking is that my laptop is really
slooow. 2 questions:
- What is a better antivirus and antispyware package (either as 1 or 2
programs). I need something which is reliable but quick.
- Do I also need Windows Defender? (I ask because it is sitting on my laptop
and I don't know much about it).
For some background, my laptop is 2 years old but I use it for simple stuff
like word processing, internet. I am very keen to have it spyware-free,
since I do my internet banking via this laptop.
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