Mcafee or command

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Hulk, Jan 5, 2006.

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  1. Hulk

    Hulk Registered Member

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    I have a copy of Command AV and also Mcafee, I think I like Command better as it is quicker and uses less resources but does anyone else have any views or info as to which is more reliable.

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  2. Smokey

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    IMHO go for McAfee.

    Much better protection;)
     
  3. metallicakid15

    metallicakid15 Registered Member

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    mcafee would be a better choice i agree
     
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    metallicakid15 Registered Member

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    mcafee is ranked third in detection rates
     
  5. Blackcat

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    An excellent reason for staying with CSAV as your primary scanner ;)
    Therefore, use Mcafee as your backup scanner to CSAV. This would be a good combination.

    I am assuming that you are talking about the Home version of McAfee and not the Enterprise edition.
     
  6. Hulk

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    Yes it's for the home version of Mcafee

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  7. mercurie

    mercurie A Friendly Creature

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    It's a close call for me, but I would go for Command AV. My reasoning is along the same lines as BlackCat stated for using it as your main scanner. ;)

    Note: I have used them both. I believe they both offer good protection.
     
  8. Hulk

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    I will stay with CSAV - as the other reason I am put off Mcafee is the Active X issue, I am unaware of any other AV asking for Active X to be enabled so it can update itself or communicate with IE (FIREFIX USER) and as you are aware can and in most cases does create a security issue.

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    Apparently it's not a problem according to some.But read the thread from the beginning.https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=649890#post649890
     
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