kaspersky antivirus

[tz frantic]

should i use a anti spyware with this software or is kaspersky antivirus
good enought

 

[AussieGuy92]

it has a good anti spyware built it but it is advised to use a anti-spyware program try using superantispyware free edtion i use it and others on the forum would recconmend it to.

-Andrew.

 

[tz frantic]

thanks is using that and kaspersky all i need plus windows firewall for security

 

[Cocopara]

kaspersky is a very very nice AV, get the kaspersky antivirus 2010, combine it with superanti spyware and malwarebytes and your protection is complete, prior to getting KIS I had eset, when I scanned with KIS I found 4 additional viruses, so I would highly reccomend getting KIS (Kaspersky Internet Security)

 

[KazeNoKoe23]

If you have enough common sense regarding your browsing habits, Kaspersky is likely enough, but there's always the free version of SUPERantispyware just in case.

 

[whs]

In 2 years of use, all SAS has ever found were tracking cookies. But MSE found a few trojans - maybe those were false positives. Who knows.

 

[JMH]

it has a good anti spyware built it but it is advised to use a anti-spyware program try using superantispyware free edtion i use it and others on the forum would recconmend it to.

-Andrew.

As well as your Kaspersky Anti Virus I would recommend you use SuperAntiSpyware. Their support IMO is excellent & they run an informative Forum.
Refer the links below.
SUPERAntiSpyware.com | Remove Malware | Remove Spyware - AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, AntiAdware!

SUPERAntiSpyware.com

 

[karlsnooks]

to answer the original question: yes, Kaspersky Anitvirus is enough.

I've used Kaspersky. I speak from experience.

That said, I now use Microsoft Security Essentials because a) free, b) excellent c) the end-user version of Microsoft's Forefront program which is the enterprise (large customer) antivirus software from Microsoft, d) easy to install, use e) non-intrusive.

I've installed and/or recommended its install to many contended and pleased users.

 

[richc46]

I have MSE, Malwarebytes and Defender. Maybe its the combination of the three, but I think that I am very secure. I would not want any other software using more precious resources. Some of this software protection is as bad as what they are protecting you from.

 

[karlsnooks]

You might want to consider disabling Malware Bytes program - which is excellent- and only running such if you have unusual behaviour. I also use Malware Bytes, especially when someone brings me their computer with a problem. No matter what the problem, I first run Malware Bytes Antimalware.

I also use Windows Firewall. You no longer need to use Windows Defender since you've got MSE running.

 

[richc46]

You might want to consider disabling Malware Bytes program - which is excellent- and only running such if you have unusual behaviour. I also use Malware Bytes, especially when someone brings me their computer with a problem. No matter what the problem, I first run Malware Bytes Antimalware.

I also use Windows Firewall. You no longer need to use Windows Defender since you've got MSE running.

You are, of course 100% correct about MSE and Defender. Defender in reality is turned off by MSE, just misspoke.

 

[ridakash]

KIS is better with Super Antispyware.
Scan in safe mode with Malware Byte antimalware after update it.
The better way to have a clean OS is to change AV time to time:
Norton,Bitdefender,Nod32,Avast 5..
Microsoft Security Essentials is very good+Outpost Firwall Pro..