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You're welcome. :)
Not yet. I decided to try MSE, Microsoft Security Essentials mainly because I´ve lately changed my mind about Microsoft. I am one of those users been years hovering between Windows and Linux and very sceptical towards all MS-products. I´m a bit ashamed to admit late 90´s I contributed some opinions to legendary website f**kmicrosoft.com, later known as microsuck.com.
With Vista Ultimate and now this fine peace of UI they call Windows 7, my trust and liking are growing. I am not a rocket scientist so in my (small) brain I figured out Microsoft knows Windows and threats against it better than the others, so why not give them a try.
A bit funny, really, how my opinion has ghanged since early 2007 and Vista: I´m now more accustomed to use Windows than my "early love" Linux or VAX/VMS which we still used when I studied. I gave OpenOffice away and first time installed MS Office Pro about half a year ago, and today I ended a more than a decade old relationship with Norton.
Nostalgic.
Avast Version 4.8.1351 available
Version 4.8.1351
August 17, 2009
- improvements in some unpackers (WinExec, Installers, Droppers)
- various fixes and improvements in the scanning engine
- Standard Shield: stability improvements in the kernel-mode drivers
- preparations for smoother migration to v5 (when it's released)
Avast 5.0.70 Beta version released. See first post for details. :)
Shawn
Last edited by Brink; 28 Aug 2009 at 01:10.
I still hate the fact that they don't have a complete 64bit package. Although, Avast 5 works great on 64bit Windows 7, but in taskmgr, it still shows AvastSvc.exe *32.
BTW, avast 5 looks great so far.
Edit: Action Center is unable to identify avast. LOL.
Last edited by Dinesh; 20 Aug 2009 at 13:48.
Beta [5.0.89] New beta is out... just update.
I think if you have the Beta 5.0.70, you can update it to .89 from that. Otherwise, you could get 5.0.89 from here - avast! Home Free Download and Reviews - Fileforum