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You're welcome skelley521. I've only had NOD32 about a week. And I'm so impressed. Only takes 4 minutes for a full sys scan. And all the independent reviews I've seen have been great. Except CNET, and CNET has not been independent for a year or so now. :)
Hey zapjb,
any ideas where i could get the commercial version of NOD32 for XP. i cant seem to find it any where :blink:
andr dot n*t (forum). Search for NOD32. Get Sept un/pw. Go to Eset site. Dl the commercial version not the trial.
Thanks!! Zapjb
i am downloading it rite now :P
another question though, do i have to keep getting the username and pass for updates as well or does the commercial version have a years worth of definition updates included for free??
I would say Norton.
Cnet gives NOD32 bed reviews. I perfer mcafee but norton is just as good.
What AV Prog is that?Quote:
Originally posted by Risknothin@19 August 2003 - 16:44
Cnet gives NOD32 bed reviews.
Don't believe everything you read. Specially from CNET. CNET stopped being independent about a year ago. As far as AV's, CNET's a big time whore for Symantec/Norton.
http://www.nod32.com/home/home.htm
It is one of the top performing AV's. But not well known.
Check out NOD32 performance (indepently rated) vs others AV's
http://www.virusbtn.com/vb100/archiv...s.xml?eset.xml
I 2 agree that CNET was biased. This was ESET's response to CNETs review some time back.
http://www.nod32.com.au/nod32/awards/cnet_zdnet.htm
:P
I am currently trying out NOD32 myself and it is really fast and uses a mininum of sys resources too ;)
Zapjb, any ideas on the update definition thing?? do i have to get a un and pass every month for updates?
Excellent article Shayne. I either have a month to month or a year. I tried the trial version with the un/pw & rolled my clock up a month & it said expired. But then I tried this with commercial version & it was ok. So basically, I'm so damn tickled pink over NOD32 I don't care if I have to go to the andr forum every month to get a new un/pw. Best rated, less resources & only 4 minutes for a complete scan!
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