Would you recommend MSE final over Kaspersky 2010?

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  1. Posts : 428
    Windows Seven x64
       #11

    My dad had Kaspersky 2010 and it would slow his XP down.. So when MSE came out I told him about it he uses and loves it because of the low resources...

    It is just a baisc protection for basic people my dad just checks his e-mail and goes and the web from time to time works well..

    We also setup windows firewall.. Great two products for free!!

    MSE is good for computers that can't run the high end protection..
    I would try it out..
    Hope this Helps..
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  2. Posts : 587
    Windows 7 x64
       #12

    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.
    .
    First of all MSE is only an Antivirus/Antispyware. Are you using Kaspersky AV or Internet Security (IS)? If you'r using the full suite then you are getting more protection then using just an AV/AS, so comparing it with MSE is "apples and oranges". That said since MSE is free and Kaspersky 2010 is available as trialware why not try them both and see how the system responds? With MSE I would add something like PC Tools Firewall Plus for additional protection.
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  3. Posts : 7,538
    Windows 10 64bit/Windows 10 64bit/Windows 10 64bit
       #13

    At the moment I'm running NOD32 on my Vista machine and that has until next June before renewal but I'm putting Windows 7 on here as a dual boot and intend installing MSE on that, if everything works out OK I know I can then replace my NOD32 with it instead of paying for another years renewal.
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  4. Posts : 3
    Windows 7
       #14

    i've been using MSE over the last few days.

    i was using NOD 32 before.

    since using MSE i noticed that files operations (copying, moving, deleting) is much faster under MSE.

    that is enough for me to forget about NOD 32.
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  5. TOF
    Posts : 88
    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional X64
       #15

    Dinesh said:
    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.
    LOL. You work for Kaspersky don't you?
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  6. Posts : 8,476
    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
       #16

    TOF said:
    Dinesh said:
    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.
    LOL. You work for Kaspersky don't you?
    nope. that was my view on the question.
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  7. Posts : 31,249
    Windows 11 Pro x64 [Latest Release and Release Preview]
       #17

    At the moment I am not in any position to recommend anyone to drop any of the major established AV solutions in favour of MSE.

    The reason for this is simple - the product is new and to an extent not proven.

    The reviews of the product, by people I respect the opinion of, and my own impressions so far would mean that I would recommend it to a client who is not running any AV and is unwilling or unable to pay for a solution.

    I would recommend it over other free AV because of it's "fit and forget nature" even the likes of Avast a long time choice of mine must be re-licensed periodically, something that not everyone is willing or able to do
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  8. TOF
    Posts : 88
    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional X64
       #18

    Barman58 said:
    At the moment I am not in any position to recommend anyone to drop any of the major established AV solutions in favour of MSE.

    The reason for this is simple - the product is new and to an extent not proven.

    The reviews of the product, by people I respect the opinion of, and my own impressions so far would mean that I would recommend it to a client who is not running any AV and is unwilling or unable to pay for a solution.

    I would recommend it over other free AV because of it's "fit and forget nature" even the likes of Avast a long time choice of mine must be re-licensed periodically, something that not everyone is willing or able to do
    Agreed. Nobody has really put it through the wringer yet. It might not be very effective. But then again it might be. After all, we know how effective Widows Defender is compared to third party software.
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  9. Posts : 37
    Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit
       #19

    I've never had a virus, but had my OS trashed three times in the past 20 years because of (1 ea.) McAfee, Norton, and Trend Micro. I need more protection from the "protectors", than from the bad guys. I'm now happily running MSE and Windows Firewall.
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  10. TOF
    Posts : 88
    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional X64
       #20

    Actually, one test has been done so far. Microsoft Security Essentials did very well according to an article at CNET.

    http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-103...title#comments
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