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  1. Posts : 824
    Windows 7 Professional 32-bit (6.1, Build 7600)
       #11

    I've always been curious about this, anyone have any info on who it was that set the internet standard for the all caps was considered shouting or whatever? I don't do it but personally it's never bothered me.
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  2. jav
    Posts : 713
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 SP1
       #12

    zaine1 said:
    No problem here mse i have had for a good mnth or so now relaced it with avg free probably mentioned before put if any of you are worried that the virus deffinitions are being downloaded they are as long as you have windows update set to automaticaly download the def files are being downloaded on average twice a day the odd time three time daily put thats few and in between just go to windows update -update history on the left side and click the update history will be there also i have mine set for auto scan around 8.00am and it does it faithfully around that time not bad at at all not sure yet if it compares with avg free put i would say at the present its pretty darn close as good anyway in my mind anyway i would most definantly give it a try guys. I set mine for full scan feel safer that way pretty simple ante virus software put works good -fast scanner thats for sure.
    Updates may be released twice or three times a day.
    But updates are downloaded only once a day through Windows Update (in your case only at 8.00 am)
    Unless you will install or check windows update manually.
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  3. Posts : 135
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit Version 6.1 (build 7600.16385)
       #13

    clunkfish said:
    zaine1 said:
    No problem here mse i have had for a good mnth or so now relaced it with avg free probably mentioned before put if any of you are worried that the virus deffinitions are being downloaded they are as long as you have windows update set to automaticaly download the def files are being downloaded on average twice a day the odd time three time daily put thats few and in between just go to windows update -update history on the left side and click the update history will be there also i have mine set for auto scan around 8.00am and it does it faithfully around that time not bad at at all not sure yet if it compares with avg free put i would say at the present its pretty darn close as good anyway in my mind anyway i would most definantly give it a try guys. I set mine for full scan feel safer that way pretty simple ante virus software put works good -fast scanner thats for sure.
    Wow - lot of anger about this post during the season of goodwill....

    Word has a useful "change case" button. Took about 10 seconds, resulted in the translation above.

    Zaine1 is making a useful point in reponse to a question posed on this forum - does MSE auto-update? Zaine1 says it can be made to do so, so thanks friend for a helpful post :)
    +1 Tnx a lot! That saved my eyes.

    Zaine1: That's really informative.
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  4. Posts : 1,402
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #14

    I use MS Security Essentials and it updates automatically, very happy with it.
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  5. Posts : 4,925
    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
       #15

    Ive set mine to update at 3am while im asleep.
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  6. Posts : 8
    windows 7 premium
       #16

    I am new to Windows 7 and MSE. I cannot get it to update defs automatically. Whenever I boot, MSE says my definitions are up to date but if I select UPDATE it always does a new download. I can set MSE for an automatic scan but cannot find where I can set it for automatic update. What am I doing wrong?
    Thanks for any help.
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  7. jav
    Posts : 713
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 SP1
       #17

    navkan said:
    I am new to Windows 7 and MSE. I cannot get it to update defs automatically. Whenever I boot, MSE says my definitions are up to date but if I select UPDATE it always does a new download. I can set MSE for an automatic scan but cannot find where I can set it for automatic update. What am I doing wrong?
    Thanks for any help.
    Thing is updates are released more then once a day.
    As far as I know MSE dose definition update on scheduled scan, so it's only once a day (if you put)
    But you can also put scheduled Windows Update which will update MSE aswell.
    Windows Update Settings - Change

    So updates will be twice a day..
    And if you want your MSE most up-to date, you can do manual updates now and then when you are free. (I used to do it even with McAfee or NIS which had auto updates almost every 3-4 hours anyway)
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  8. Posts : 22
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
       #18

    I have a question regarding MSE. I just got my new laptop about 5 weeks ago and it came with a Norton 360 disk. I have had Norton in the past and have had good luck with it so I dumped the pre-installed McAffee and installed the Norton 360. It has worked flawlessly, and runs in the background without a noticeable draw on my system resources. I guess what my question is would it be beneficial to supplement my Norton with MSE, for extra protection, or would they not play nice together? Or, would it a waste of time and resources to run two programs? I have seen a few posts where people don't recommend using Norton, but so far it is working well for me. Thanks in advance for any replies and or opinions. Have a great day!!
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  9. Posts : 229
    Windows 7 64 bit
       #19

    SEmantics to the extreme ..so sad ..his point was valid and useful to those who were in doubt ..his very purpose
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  10. Posts : 208
    Windows 7 ultimate 32bit OEM 6.1 Build7600
       #20

    thepapa said:
    I have a question regarding MSE. I just got my new laptop about 5 weeks ago and it came with a Norton 360 disk. I have had Norton in the past and have had good luck with it so I dumped the pre-installed McAffee and installed the Norton 360. It has worked flawlessly, and runs in the background without a noticeable draw on my system resources. I guess what my question is would it be beneficial to supplement my Norton with MSE, for extra protection, or would they not play nice together? Or, would it a waste of time and resources to run two programs? I have seen a few posts where people don't recommend using Norton, but so far it is working well for me. Thanks in advance for any replies and or opinions. Have a great day!!
    first let me tell u those who r saying norton is a resource or not recommending it.. its because of their past experience .. they didnt tested norton new version ie 2010...

    mse can run with norton 360 .. but i personally dont recomend it.. because i was using nis2010 with mse .. all viruses caught by mse also caught by norton... so there z no need for 2 av...

    although u can use MBAM or superantispyware or a2 squard with norton

    best of luck
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