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Miguel
Hello:
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for a
Pentium with Windows 95?
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for a
Pentium with Windows 95?
Miguel said:Hello:
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for
a Pentium with Windows 95?
IMO Avast. It will run on W95 and is free to download.Hello:
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for a
Pentium with Windows 95?
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for a
Pentium with Windows 95?
Adrian said:
Miguel said:Hello:
According your appreciations, which is the best antivirus software for a
Pentium with Windows 95?
* * Chas said:F-Prot. Free on demand DOS scanner and the Windows 98 version "may" work
with Win95. The original Win95 and Win95A update doesn't always work with
Win98 compatible software. The later OEM versions such as Win95B will
usually work OK.
Chas.
F-Prot. Free on demand DOS scanner and the Windows 98
version "may" work with Win95. The original Win95 and
Win95A update doesn't always work with Win98 compatible
software. The later OEM versions such as Win95B will
usually work OK.
Chas.
Miguel said:which is the best antivirus software for a Pentium with Windows 95?
Virus Guy said:If you can find an old version of Norton Anti-Virus (NAV), say version
2001 or 2002 (it also came as part of Norton System Works, 2001 and
2002).
Those old versions, once installed, will update themselves via
Symantec's LiveUpdate service and will update both the scan engine and
the virus definition file. Once installed, it will check for updates
either automatically or manually (your choice) for 1 year. At which
point you simply un-install it, delete it's program directory, and
re-install it. NAV 2001 or 2002 is a very "light-weight" AV for win
9x (and also works on NT, 2K and XP) and consumes very little in the
way of system resources.
FWIW: F-Prot for DOS works perfectly on W95B.
J
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Got it. Similar here, i.e., w95B w/ lotsa w98 goodies.To clarify what I said, the original version of Win95 and
the first update Win95A do not always work with software
and drivers designed for Win98.
I don't think the it's a Win95 problem but more of an issue
that some Win98 software and drivers look for the later
versions of Win95.
I'm guessing that maybe it's an issue of USB support that
was contained in some versions of Win95B and Win95C, both
of which were only "officially" available as OEM products.
There was also reported to be a Win95D but it may just have
been a rumor.
I still have an old box with Win95B OSR 2.01. I've been
able to install a number of Win98SE features this version
and they work great.
Chas.
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