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  1. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #11

    kusiobache said:
    Ok, my main question is this. I know that W7 has a compatibility mode, so would I be able to get ESET NOD32 to work 100% w/ windows 7? If so could someone give me instructions (don't have to be detailed, just point me to how to get in compatibility mode for ESET). I'm wondering because I like ESET and I have NOD32 sitting around but when I installed it normally it said not fully compatible.

    And as a secondary question, would it be a good idea to get ESET smart security 4 and use it w/ W7 for a year and then get a good W7 antivirus (should be out by then), or just wait a few months and get a W7 antivirus once one comes out instead of ESET smart security 4?

    I want to stick w/ ESET because I always have good experiences with their antivirus. Much better than kasperky atleast. (not to mention I don't want to use a beta as my AV for too long)
    ESET Smart security and AntiVirus V4 works PERFECTLY on windows 7 without compatibility mode. Been using it for about a month now, no problems. Easy on resources, while still detecting everything. I HIGHLY recommend it!
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  2. Posts : 408
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
       #12

    gamepro127 said:
    ESET Smart security and AntiVirus V4 works PERFECTLY on windows 7 without compatibility mode. Been using it for about a month now, no problems. Easy on resources, while still detecting everything. I HIGHLY recommend it!
    That's not completely true.

    The anti virus portion works without issue. The firewall portion of Smart Security does not when it comes to Homegroup and the use of shared folders on a local network.

    There have been a number of posts in my thread about ESS about this. The firewall portion of ESS is NOT Windows 7 compatible yet.

    Now, if you don't have another computer on your network and don't share any folders, then it seems to work just fine though.
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  3. Posts : 97
    Windows 7 Professional SP1
       #13

    gamepro127 said:
    ESET Smart security and AntiVirus V4 works PERFECTLY on windows 7 without compatibility mode. Been using it for about a month now, no problems. Easy on resources, while still detecting everything. I HIGHLY recommend it!
    Define - "easy on resources"? Compared to what? And SS v4 - still has issues...AV seesm to be okay.

    For my first build of Win 7 RTM - I went with 3.0.384 and despite the message about not being fully compatible - it's running perfectly.

    I want to go to v4 (AV only) but I am still a bit gunshy on the resources and if it's working flawlessly or not.

    Cheers!

    VP
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  4. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #14

    Vocalpoint said:
    Define - "easy on resources"? Compared to what? And SS v4 - still has issues...AV seesm to be okay.

    For my first build of Win 7 RTM - I went with 3.0.384 and despite the message about not being fully compatible - it's running perfectly.

    I want to go to v4 (AV only) but I am still a bit gunshy on the resources and if it's working flawlessly or not.

    Cheers!

    VP
    Well, it uses 40Mb of RAM if you have over 25% of your RAM free. But the less RAM you have free, the lower RAM it uses.
    Ive had ESET NOD32 use less than a half of a MB after a fresh-reboot on a computer made in 1998 running windows xp.
    And you CANNOT beat its CPU usage. It OWNS every other antivirus in that..
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  5. Posts : 108
    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit (Build 7600)
       #15

    TheIgster said:
    That's not completely true.

    The anti virus portion works without issue. The firewall portion of Smart Security does not when it comes to Homegroup and the use of shared folders on a local network.

    There have been a number of posts in my thread about ESS about this. The firewall portion of ESS is NOT Windows 7 compatible yet.

    Now, if you don't have another computer on your network and don't share any folders, then it seems to work just fine though.
    I can confirm that. I had a problem earlier getting my laptop to pick up my movies from my main computer and the computer would show up in the network and vanish and it wont be accessible. Disabling the Firewall cleared the problem.

    It might be a setting or something that needs to be modified or cleared but I'll keep checking.
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  6. Posts : 524
    Windows 7 SP1 x64
       #16

    TheIgster said:
    That's not completely true.

    The anti virus portion works without issue. The firewall portion of Smart Security does not when it comes to Homegroup and the use of shared folders on a local network.

    There have been a number of posts in my thread about ESS about this. The firewall portion of ESS is NOT Windows 7 compatible yet.

    Now, if you don't have another computer on your network and don't share any folders, then it seems to work just fine though.
    Comfirming it true! Man it really bugs me!
    Any solution?except disabling firewall?
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  7. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #17

    RatePV

    In eset smart security ver 4.x you need to define the zone as trusted ( or the individual machines) in the advanced setup firewall menu

    Ken
    Last edited by zigzag3143; 20 Aug 2009 at 15:05.
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  8. Posts : 524
    Windows 7 SP1 x64
       #18

    zigzag3143 said:
    RatePV

    In eset smart security ver 4.x you need to define the zone as trusted ( or the individual machines) in the advanced setup firewall menu

    Ken
    Im using the interactive mod(dont trust ESET on that one)
    And yes ive allowed sharing in the network type chooser.
    I will try to change it and see what happens? Any other settings?
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  9. Posts : 8,476
    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
       #19

    For those who has a lot of issue with eset firewall, they should switch to eset nod32 antivirus.
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  10. Posts : 408
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
       #20

    Dinesh said:
    For those who has a lot of issue with eset firewall, they should switch to eset nod32 antivirus.
    Sure, but not the same thing.

    ESS - Anti virus with firewall.

    Nod32, just anti virus.
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