CompuSec v4.15 (free version)

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Any good?

 

[Henk de Jong]

Any good?

Can you tell us something more about this, and provide a link to this
program?

With kind regards,
--
Henk de Jong
The Netherlands
(e-mail address removed) (remove NOSPAM)
"Links to Freeware" http://home.hccnet.nl/hmdejong/ or
http://linkstofreeware.vze.com/

 

[Zo]

Any good?

For those of you who are interested:


CompuSec v4.15 is now available to protect your notebooks and PCs for
Free!

CE-Infosys has released CompuSec Software version 4.15, the latest
version of the Free PC Security product that protects your desktops and
notebooks. Over the last seven months, more than 30,000 completed
downloads of CompuSec have been counted. The release of version 4.15 is
a sign of CE-Infosys’ commitment to continue providing Free PC Security
to the public. Read more......

http://ww1.prweb.com/releases/2003/8/prweb77271.htm

Zo

 

[My Name]

For those of you who are interested:


CompuSec v4.15 is now available to protect your notebooks
and PCs for Free!

CE-Infosys has released CompuSec Software version 4.15, the
latest version of the Free PC Security product that
protects your desktops and notebooks. Over the last seven
months, more than 30,000 completed downloads of CompuSec
have been counted. The release of version 4.15 is a sign of
CE-Infosys’ commitment to continue providing Free PC
Security to the public. Read more......

http://ww1.prweb.com/releases/2003/8/prweb77271.htm

Zo

Here's alink to the compusec site:
http://www.ce-infosys.com.sg/

 

[to-X-ic]

Can you tell us something more about this, and provide a link to
this program?

With kind regards,

Well, Henk: no, I cannot.

1) If you *know* if it's any good or not,
then you have all the links you need.

2) If you are looking to explore this as a project,
you could parse your response as a query rather than
a correction.

3) The OP is 'explicit' not 'implicit': If you have
an *appropriate* response; then, you *have* the links.


Kindest regards back at you, and then some.

 

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For those of you who are interested:


CompuSec v4.15 is now available to protect your notebooks and
PCs for Free!

CE-Infosys has released CompuSec Software version 4.15, the
latest version of the Free PC Security product that protects
your desktops and notebooks. Over the last seven months, more
than 30,000 completed downloads of CompuSec have been counted.
The release of version 4.15 is a sign of CE-Infosys’ commitment
to continue providing Free PC Security to the public. Read
more......

http://ww1.prweb.com/releases/2003/8/prweb77271.htm

Zo

Zo!!!! You my hero!!!

I'm wondering if anyone has dared to try it yet???

I have the links for the private discussion groups... but I was
hoping for some *objective* or *non-biased* observations of the
facts and events as occurring personally. Not that everybody in
the product-sponsored discussions are slanted. Well, anyway.

One of the first issues - which is a non-issue upon investigation -
is that my AVG identifies two files in the download as possible
boot virus infection; further identified as "Moloch". I understand
the relationships between heuristic scanning and files which modify
the system's MBR; however, "the devil is most always in the
details." Soooooooooo, I was sorta hoping someone here has "been
there - done that."

Other *specific* concerns are issues regarding it's compatibility
with a drive image backup strategy; etc., etc., etc.

What I was probing for was some helpful experience before I run
head-strong into the investigation myself. Could always save some
pain. (o;


Best regards and thanks for your response.