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JTGoose
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 Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 8:42 am Post subject: Recommendation: Kaspersky vs Bitdefender |
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Hello Forum,
I just built two new PCs and normally I would go with free anti virus and security software or none at all. But this time around I have decided to look at buying a total internet security suite.
Any thoughts of suggestions between Kaspersky and Bitdefender?
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Karlsweldt
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Lots of reviews and comparisons can be found with a search on Google.. such as this one.
Having no anti-virus or Firewall is not a good idea! Your system could be hijacked easily, and be a source of viral spreads. Having a 'free' program is better than none, but a purchased program will provide the best protection.. as well as ability to scan malicious links and block them.
Myself, I prefer the AVG Security Suite. The price is right, also!
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bdub
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we have kapersky at my work, and i am always having to turn it off to download from a couple places (hp's website being the most common)... not sure if it has anything to do with the network setup there or not, but before they installed kapersky, i had no problems.
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| bdub wrote: | | we have kapersky at my work, and i am always having to turn it off to download from a couple places (hp's website being the most common)... not sure if it has anything to do with the network setup there or not, but before they installed kapersky, i had no problems. |
Add the URL to the "trusted sites" in the AV/Firewall program's control panel. By default, all Web sites are suspect of being malicious. Only those with a trusted security clearance are listed with the program's installation.
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bdub
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i can see web pages from hp, it's just when i find a driver or bios from them that i want to dl, that's when a "no page can be displayed" message comes up.
didn't mean to hijack the thread. just odd stuff about kapersky.
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Karlsweldt
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If a home setup, then the problem is with program configuration. But if a business setup, then security locks are in place to prevent downloaded files which may corrupt the server and system. File download is restricted to "company business" needs only.
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Corbin
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In my point of view Kaspersky is better then other. Kaspersky is keep your PC fast. You can make more secure your PC through Kespersky. So, my vote for Kespersky.
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| I think Bitdefender is better I believe its also number 1 or 2 recommended of 2013 |
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