G Data AntiVirus 2010

tw33k said:

whs said:

Where is MSE. I don't see the MsMpEng.exe in your snip. Maybe you should show "Processes from all users".

Yes...please. Also, you aren't getting any problems running these together? You have them both set as on-access scanners right?

Check my settings in MSE and did a snip... :)

tw33k said:

polarbear said:

whs thanks for pointing that out.. I guess avast! disabled MSE automatically on installation... Still updates fine daily and I do use it once a week for a scan... :) Must add, been trouble free since I installed Win7...

OK..just so I'm clear...you are not running them both as on-access scanners right?

I ran those 2 as on-access scanners and never had any issues. Never slowed me down at all.

Brink is also using both those scanners real-time.

polarbear said:

Phone Man said:

whs said:

I think you are right. It is not MSE. Let's hope it will do a little better since many of us jumped on the bandwagon. Although I already caught a trojan and a browser highjacker since I use MSE. Makes you wonder.

Looks like it is MSE for the Feb 2010 tests at

AV-Comparatives - Independent Tests of Anti-Virus Software - Main-Tests

Snip from PDF file.

Attachment 63837

Jim

Looks like I'm doing OK as I use avast free and MSE for testing at this point... :)

Jacee said:

MSE is in the processes, look closer

MSSE - msseces.exe - Program Information

Just press show for all users in Task Manager...

Yes, Selecting all user do show both programs... GL :)

Dinesh said:

polarbear said:

Yes, Selecting all user do show both programs... GL :)

MSE uses 10 times more RAM as compared to Avast. LOL

I don't consider that to be a problem. With todays usual 3 or 4GBs of RAM, 40 or 60MB is nothing. Main thing is that it does the job - and that is not guaranteed.