What security setup do you have?

StalkeR said:

Using NIS? I was using it before some time,and it's great.

Oops! I just came home, turned on my laptop and did not see the NIS 2011 icon in sys tray. So I tried to open NIS and got an error, uistub.exe file corrupted, please run chkdsk. Next step, ran the Norton Removal Tool and restarted the PC. Installed MSE. All is good now. :)

Lol... :)
Now I'm with MSE and USB Disk Security as real time protection.

On my laptop i use MSE+Avast free edition.For firewall i use Comodo firewall.Malware anti malawarebite for on demand protection.is this enough???

dreamer said:

On my laptop i use MSE+Avast free edition.For firewall i use Comodo firewall.Malware anti malawarebite for on demand protection.is this enough???

Running two AV's is not good,as Yowan said.
Not all antivirus programs works together.Deffinitions from one av,the other one can thread them as virus.

StalkeR said:

dreamer said:

On my laptop i use MSE+Avast free edition.For firewall i use Comodo firewall.Malware anti malawarebite for on demand protection.is this enough???

Running two AV's is not good,as Yowan said.
Not all antivirus programs works together.Deffinitions from one av,the other one can thread them as virus.

But i read somewhere i think in this very forum that MSE and Avast are compatible with each other and both run fine on my laptop.Even on avast website its advertised that latest version of avast is fully compatible with MSE.

So I said: Not all antivirus programs works together. :)

As StarkeR has stated; I agree. It also uses up a lot of systems resources when you run 2 at the same time.