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| 18Jan2012,06:39 | #11 |
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Use linux instead of window if you want virus free environment. If you want solution for windows use good 5-6 antivirus and rotates them monthly
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John Hoder
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| 18Jan2012,18:32 | #12 |
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Originally Posted by JohnAadam Just do a backups regulary and use some solid (one) antivirus, for example Norton, Avira or Eset ...
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Ambitious contributor
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| 18Jan2012,20:48 | #13 |
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I agree with most of you. Howver you have the option to store all important files in a external hard drive.
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| 18Jan2012,23:12 | #14 |
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Originally Posted by Scripting You can also use deep freeze also if you want to protect from virus
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John Hoder
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| 19Jan2012,00:04 | #15 |
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Ohso, but still, it's not a good idea. As I suppose, you mean to download all those AVs, right? I don't think you would want to buy them all ... And if you download such amount of AVs there is big probability to infect urself with some undetectable virus. And if you thought about FREE AVs, then I shall say - They are crap! So you better buy (or download from very trusted source) some Very good AV and install it, but still make the backups, becouse even the best AV in the world won't protect you against new viruses!
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| 19Jan2012,06:02 | #16 |
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Originally Posted by Scripting
Scripting
like this
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John Hoder
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