<ASK> Panda USB Vaccine NTFS( beta) support safety?


  1. rovopio
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    <ASK> Panda USB Vaccine NTFS( beta) support safety?


    Hello all... im kungfupanda from indonesia.... :cheers:


    I'd like to ask, I've been using panda usb vaccine for some time... and i just notice that the NTFS support is still in (beta) mode.


    Will it cause trouble to use?

    Is there anyone here that's been using panda with NTFS support enabled. Would you share your thoughts...?



    Also... is there other software that is as recommended or as good as Panda USB vaccine that support NTFS (not in beta mode)...


    thank you...



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  3. rovopio
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  4. Neutron16
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    IMHO, software like that is redundant.
    There are way simplier solutions like one described in this tutorial.
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