Security Software Conflict

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Hi,

On my Windows XP Pro SP2 system I am currently running these security
softwares:

- Windows Defender
- AVG Free Edition 7.5
- ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
- StartupMonitor

Would it cause conflict if I added Ad-Aware SE Personal and Spybot S&D?
 
Hi,

On my Windows XP Pro SP2 system I am currently running these security
softwares:

- Windows Defender
- AVG Free Edition 7.5
- ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
- StartupMonitor

Would it cause conflict if I added Ad-Aware SE Personal and Spybot S&D?


No because they only run on demand......
 
Hi,

On my Windows XP Pro SP2 system I am currently running these security
softwares:

- Windows Defender
- AVG Free Edition 7.5
- ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
- StartupMonitor

Would it cause conflict if I added Ad-Aware SE Personal and Spybot S&D?
Every time you start SpyBot with Adaware installed, SpyBot will complain
about Adaware. Just dismiss the dialog and run SpyBot. I would not, however,
try running both at the same time.
 
Hi,




Every time you start SpyBot with Adaware installed, SpyBot will complain
about Adaware. Just dismiss the dialog and run SpyBot. I would not, however,
try running both at the same time.

Would SpyBot pickup Ad-aware as a virus, spyware, malware, or
something like that when it scans?
 
No it doesn't and the same is true vice-versa...

thanks. I installed Spybot and Ad-aware on my computer and haven't had
any problems so far. I'll post back if I have any trouble.
 
On my Windows XP Pro SP2 system I am currently running these security
softwares:

- Windows Defender
- AVG Free Edition 7.5
- ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
- StartupMonitor

Would it cause conflict if I added Ad-Aware SE Personal and Spybot S&D?


Well, no matter what you install, if you are into it, you only want a
sigle anti-spyware running 24/7. Use the others as a double check, but
dont let 2 anti-virus or 2 anti-spyware run all the time.
 
Well, no matter what you install, if you are into it, you only want a
sigle anti-spyware running 24/7. Use the others as a double check, but
dont let 2 anti-virus or 2 anti-spyware run all the time.

--http://www.bootdisk.com/

There are only 4 security programs on my computer that run in the
background (real-time protection):


Anti-virus - AVG Free Edition 7.5

Firewall - ZoneAlarm Free

Anti-spyware - Windows Defender

Startup program monitor - StartupMonitor


The others are just applications that you launch and use (they don't
run in the background):


Anti-spyware/adware - Spybot S&D
- Ad-aware Free 2007

Anti-rootkit - AVG Anti-rootkit Free
 
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