I installed it but got an error saying that the driver is blocked due to compatibility. So i downloaded the beta version which is, according to Sunbelt, is Windows 7 compatible.
However, the protection seems to be disabled. I try to update but the update fails every time.
Any suggestions?
Dinesh. :)
Uninstalled and reinstalled it a couple if times. Looks like working great. :)
Low on resources.
While idle:
While quick scan:
Quick Scan took just 1min 30 sec. wow
I tried to infect my pc...
Very nice AV engine.
Overall 5/5. I m very impressed. Try it guys. You wont regret. :)
How does it compare to other AV's though? Have you seen any testing of it out there? Any reports on the various comparative sites?
i dont know why this av is kept aside. its running great so far. Tried to infect the pc with some bad .exe files and it detected them right there. very low on resources. i think i will use it. I find it better than NOD32 and MSE though.
For reviews: Vipre Anti-virus + Anti-spyware :: How-To Geek Reviews
Try it.
Yeah, I might give it a shot. Watching Matt's review on YouTube right now.
Only problem is, it is not free. I've already paid for ESS and MSE is free. Not sure I want to buy another AV...
ok here are some results of vipre which MSE didn't detect, however, nod32 detected but was not able to remove.
There are actually 3 processes. This is what I have currently during a full deep scan. Pretty light overall. Seems so far it has found a backdoor trojan that both MSE and ESS missed. I don't know the details yet because it's still scanning.
Yep, found two things that both MSE and ESS missed and did a full deep scan in just 31 minutes (the fastest of anything I have recently used):
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Sunbelt claims Vipre is Windows 7 compatible (32 and 64 bit) on the website. They also say the license is per machine not OS install. They refer specifically to running XP mode in Windows 7 (VM requires it's own AV), but it sounds like the license would support multi-OS booting as well. That's a good deal. There was a lot of discussion of Vipre in Wilders when it was first released if you're curious.
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