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Sharif Garmon
Today I purchased NETGEAR Armor security (via Nighthawk app) after using the trial for 28 days. I have Kaspersky Total Security on my 2013 MacBook Air. I also have an iPad and iPhone, neither has antivirus software. Although all has worked fine during the trial, I am concerned that Armor may conflict with the Kaspersky Total Security software and have not activated the subscription I purchased. Does anyone have any experience/comments? My R8000P router is out of warranty and I can't find anyway to contact NETGEAR (email/chat/phone) with this question.
I used Qihoo 360 (with Bitdefender & Antivir) but it caused blockages at the start of the PC.
I no longer use antivirus now and protect myself by using Rollback Rx and Glasswire,creating an image and scaning the pc from time to time with MalwareBytes. Each download is also scanned on Virus Total.
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I use AVG free as a general passive protection so it keeps check on things trying to run and MalwareBytes as an active scanner for the chance that something odd is happening and I need some day1 protection.
But if I have to choose any one from these 3 then I would choose Avira Antivirus 2019. The user interface, security, and professionalism of Avira are up to standards. Well, you can download Avira Antivirus 2019 here -> softwarg_com/avira-antivirus-pro-2019-free-download/ free to get to know how to use and secure your PC from threats.
I use SecureAPlus, with its offline AV (ClamAV) turned off and Windows Defender enabled. I have a lifetime subscription for Malwarebytes Premium, and try it once in a while, but in realtime mode it (still) slows the system far too much and so is kept just for periodic on-demand scans, so am currently running Zemana Antimalware Premium in realtime mode, though, bearing in mind the extended functionality and good reputation of Windows Defender nowadays, ZAM is probably redundant on my system, but at least it gives minimal performance impact; I may well not renew my 3-year subscription for it, for the price is much higher nowadays - but would still use the free version (if there is one by then) for periodic on-demand scans.
I use Windows Firewall Control as my front-end for the Windows Firewall, as it gives me much more control than GW over managing rules and applying other security features of the WF - so, for me GW is specifically an extremely valuable monitoring program rather than a firewall (front end).
Combining these points, this suggests that GlassWire users in this forum who voted in the poll are mainly consumers with an interest in the security of their systems. So mainly end-users who choose their AV software and not corporate users.
I tested it with a trial version of Glasswire for the past couple of weeks.
After noticing no major issues, I am now a subscriber using Glasswire Pro.
However, I did have issues with Immunet and Bromium which I tested for only a short time. Finally had to un-install via a system restore point. IMHO It did not seem to like the isolation of the Bromium Secure Browser. Apparently there was no way to successfully perform a definitions update, and kept indicating that the software required initialization.
Update to my Dec. '19 post here. I gave up using Windows Defender (i.e., in realtime mode), and honestly cannot recommend it to anyone. It may indeed be pretty good for detection, BUT in practical terms I found it to be rather a nightmare.
I started a trial of Kaspersky Plus yesterday and liked it so much I when to buy it and found Kaspersky Premium for only a few dollars more. Since Premium is the big brother to plus I went for it. The download link given seems to install the old version of Total Security as it misses several features from plus such as the network monitor etc. Not sure what to think about that. Wish I has saved a 5 bucks and stuck with Plus. I did uninstall Plus including the VPN and here is where it sits. I purchased from Amazon, link
Now the real problem. The VPN software will only use the trial license not the one for Total security no matter what I do. I figure if I get rid of the trial license I can fix the problem. Trouble is all info points to it being possible. Support site says "Select Cancel Subscription and follow the steps to confirm cancellation". Well there is no cancel that I can find.
I have reformatted my laptop, after which I thought I had reinstalled Kaspersky, but it turns out to only have installed Password manager and VPN, not Security.
I manually downloaded and installed KTS, but is claims that the license is missing, when I click on it I am informed that the application is not activated, yet it is the second device on my subscription which is still active.
Trying to activate it I get the error that I cannot use the trial version of the application.
I cannot find anywhere to put my activation code in, or any way to make the software realise it is an active subscription.
I would appreciate any advice on how to sort this out.
My license is in My Kaspersky, that is where I downloaded the program from.
I'll see if I can find any other download links.
I would expect somewhere that one can change the license, whether it's trial or not.
Very good to everyone, I have a small doubt, my case is the following, before I paid the license of kaspersky total security but for economic reasons and location it was difficult for me to obtain a license for this fabulous antivirus for what I obtained by using the well-known "trial reset" that what it does is reset the kaspersky before its 32-day license expires, my question is the following I would like to know what will happen to the viruses that I have in quarantine at the time of the trial reset, I would like to know if they will be eliminated from my system or maybe they will be released or maybe they will continue in quarantine of the antivirus since as I said the trial reset is like having installed again (of course without uninstalling it since it only returns a few days ago) the kaspersky antivirus total security.
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I have Linux Ubuntu 12.04 & tried to install Kaspersky Endpoint Security 8 for Linux. I choose the trial version link, give my email address & receive an email with further download links.After clicking on the trial version, I got a link to a .deb package & to a .zip file containing trial keys (trial-keys-kaspersky.zip). According to the email from Kaspersky, this .zip file contains the activation code, but when I unzip it, I can see a lot of .txt files.
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