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Guest
I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs
are campatible with Vista?
are campatible with Vista?
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Rob Latour
CA is offering a free Vista antivirus solution for a year
http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;196118326;relcomp;1
Rob
www.callclerk.com
http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;196118326;relcomp;1
Rob
www.callclerk.com
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Roy Coorne
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Guest
I'll have to jump in here and state that I tried the CA "EZ" product for
Vista and was dissatisfied. I too get the two requests for UA permission to
run in the Dashboard tray every time I log on. I wrote their support to ask
about it and they basicly blew it off saying it's not their problem. Maybe
not, but something useful about what settings to change or a work around
would have been nice. There are other options, I am going to deinstall the
CA procduct.
My 2 cents.
Steve
Vista and was dissatisfied. I too get the two requests for UA permission to
run in the Dashboard tray every time I log on. I wrote their support to ask
about it and they basicly blew it off saying it's not their problem. Maybe
not, but something useful about what settings to change or a work around
would have been nice. There are other options, I am going to deinstall the
CA procduct.
My 2 cents.
Steve
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Guest
aside from microsoft's corperate partner TREND, Symantic shows a patch
available for corporate edition anti-virus. Thats all i know
available for corporate edition anti-virus. Thats all i know
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Guest
I just started useing OneCare and it works great with Vista.
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John Barnett MVP
Actually i had never used Windows OneCare, but i must admit, after
installing it on Vista RC2 i'm quite impressed.
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installing it on Vista RC2 i'm quite impressed.
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Rasmus Bertelsen
John Barnett MVP said:
When i try to click on download one care live 90 days trial, i only get a
message
saying. "Your computer must be running Windows XP". I'm using Windows Vista
RC 1.
Regards,
Rasmus Bertelsen
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Jane C
You need the Windows Live OneCare Beta 1.5 for Vista.
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Rasmus Bertelsen
DOH!Jane C said:
Yes i noticed that later...Regards,
Rasmus Bertelsen
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Guest
I am using both Rising Antivirus and Rising Firewall with Vista and they both
work fine.
work fine.