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Re: malware
From: "Daniel H. Renner" <dan () losangelescomputerhelp com>
Date: 30 Dec 2003 12:46:07 -0800
Hello Dennis, I can give you two good reasons why not to use NAV: 1. We have seen in the field 7 cases in the last 3 months where updated NAV (both individual and corporate versions) found an infected file, stated what virus it was infected with, and left a message in the event log that it "successfully left alone" the file. This is not good... 2. Since version 2003, if you do not have IE installed on your Win9x/Win2k system (removed with IEradicator) NAV will not install - and it gives the reason as you not having IE on your system. The fact that any product proporting to help secure your system is that tied in with the most insecure product on the planet is enough for me to not sell it to my clients. (QuickBooks v2003 and up are the same, don't even get me started there... :) -- Thank you, Dan Renner President Los Angeles Computerhelp http://losangelescomputerhelp.com 818.352.8700 On Tue, 2003-12-30 at 03:33, Dennis Freise wrote:
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 02:25:06 +0100 Papp Geza <pappgeza () tolna net> wrote:Hy, I love NAV not, and my machine not run Symantec program. Real Time and on acces functions not good.Could you please give some better reason than "not good" why the on-access scanner is bad ?
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