Would you recommend MSE final over Kaspersky 2010?

Nikolay · 29 Sep 2009

Well.. would you?

(Keep in mind that I am running x64)

MSE is getting good reviews from everyone and I want to try it out but don't know if I should switch over from Kaspersky.

TheSchaft · 29 Sep 2009

Nikolay said:

Well.. would you?

(Keep in mind that I am running x64)

MSE is getting good reviews from everyone and I want to try it out but don't know if I should switch over from Kaspersky.

I use MSE and like it (32 bit Windows 7 and XP), but if you have Kapersky already, I'd stand pat, at least for a while, and see what the reviews look like over the next month or so.

Dinesh · 29 Sep 2009

Nikolay said:

Well.. would you?

(Keep in mind that I am running x64)

MSE is getting good reviews from everyone and I want to try it out but don't know if I should switch over from Kaspersky.

My answer is NO.

pparks1 · 29 Sep 2009

I would go for MSE over any paid for product because 1). It's free 2). I don't have many problems with viruses and spyware...so I don't need outstanding products to protect me.

pezzonovante · 30 Sep 2009

Yes, definately. MSE is the best antivirus software.

whs · 30 Sep 2009

Here is the most recent review ( AV-Comparatives picks seven on-demand antimalware winners - Ars Technica ). I think you can figure it out yourself.

mickey megabyte · 30 Sep 2009

this may be a useful link...

personally, i get a 3-license kaspersky for free, and i'm very pleased with it, but i think i may try mse on my laptop to see what it's like.

Nikolay · 30 Sep 2009

mickey megabyte said:

this may be a useful link...

personally, i get a 3-license kaspersky for free, and i'm very pleased with it, but i think i may try mse on my laptop to see what it's like.

That was a very interesting read and will try out MSE for a bit and see how good it is.

swarfega · 30 Sep 2009

Another yes vote here.

Antman · 30 Sep 2009

I am running MSE on faith alone.

I guess I could tempt fate and do some dodgy surfing.