Anything else I should run?

[EchoX860]

Norton AntiVirus 2011 (is there a way to use the 2009 Skin on it? That one was badass)
Comodo Firewall with Optimum Defense+
MBAM
SuperAntiSpyware

 

[yowanvista]

It should be enough, adding more might slow down the system
Sandboxie is nice too
http://www.sandboxie.com/

 

[EchoX860]

Sandboxie is too confusing, so I uninstalled it

 

[Bill2]

Anything else I should run?

Common sense, other than that you're fully loaded.

 

[Francis93]

It should be enough, adding more might slow down the system
Sandboxie is nice too
Sandboxie - Sandbox software for application isolation and secure Web browsing

Comodo Firewall has a sandbox feature. So there's no need to install Sandboxie.

 

[richc46]

Not often mentioned but a greay tool
winpatrol
http://winpatrol.com/
Will notify of any unwanted downloads and let you return to before the download. I use it and suggested by our own Corrine; cant be better than her.

 

[ZORG]

Greetings

Not to turn yourself into a armored car, it should be healthier just to have a good and well-configurated firewall, one antispyware/malware ( if you want to have one to work as antispyware and another to works as antimalware there´ll be no problem), one AV. If possible a program to help you cleaning your system.

I have myself a simple firewall (outpost firewall) , spyware blaster on background, spybot and search with host protection activated and tea timer, ESET AV. For cleaning my system i have Steganos Trace Destroy. Off and on i use sophos anti-rootkit for checking hidden trojans. Except for the firewall and my AV, the other programs are freeware.

 

[Ageeb]

It should be enough, adding more might slow down the system
Sandboxie is nice too
Sandboxie - Sandbox software for application isolation and secure Web browsing

Comodo Firewall has a sandbox feature. So there's no need to install Sandboxie.

That was the only element of comodo I found confusing. For example, if I download a file, and determined i wanted to keep it, I couldn't figure out how to tell comodo to write it out permanently (save it, take out of sandbox, how ever you'd like to describe it ) vs. sandboxie, which is pretty straightforward imo.

 

[Borg 386]

This should help with Comodo:

http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/Comodo_Internet_Security_User_Guide.pdf

Comodo Internet Security User Guide (Long read, 326 Pages, but will give you all the info you need on setting, configs, etc)