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Nikilet
I recently installed BitDefender and thought I was really going to like it.
I'm starting to have a few qualms.
First, I have used SpywareBlaster for years. Those at BitDefender advised me
to uninstall it and I did. I have the paid versions of both Spyware Doctor
and SpySweeper. After installing BitDefender's Internet Security 2008, I did
not have either of those programs run at startup, but I intended to start
them and run scans weekly or so. BitDefender advised me that even though I
don't have them running they can still cause conflicts so I uninstalled them.
Next, I discovered that if you have to do a System Restore, when you get
back up and running BitDefender is not. Something in the restore process
corrupts files and you have to uninstall and reinstall the program, even
though it was running fine at the date of the restore chosen.
I also discovered that you can not use your inbox message rules with
BitDefender's Antispam enabled.
Question: I'd like to know what this forum thinks about BitDefender's stand
on SpywareBlaster, Spyware Doctor and SpySweeper.
Thanks.
I'm starting to have a few qualms.
First, I have used SpywareBlaster for years. Those at BitDefender advised me
to uninstall it and I did. I have the paid versions of both Spyware Doctor
and SpySweeper. After installing BitDefender's Internet Security 2008, I did
not have either of those programs run at startup, but I intended to start
them and run scans weekly or so. BitDefender advised me that even though I
don't have them running they can still cause conflicts so I uninstalled them.
Next, I discovered that if you have to do a System Restore, when you get
back up and running BitDefender is not. Something in the restore process
corrupts files and you have to uninstall and reinstall the program, even
though it was running fine at the date of the restore chosen.
I also discovered that you can not use your inbox message rules with
BitDefender's Antispam enabled.
Question: I'd like to know what this forum thinks about BitDefender's stand
on SpywareBlaster, Spyware Doctor and SpySweeper.
Thanks.