out of AVG 6.0 or Innoculate IT personal edition. any opinions?

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inoculateIT *** the-best-by-far ***
1. free
2. quick
3. not many resources
4. daily updates

AVG 6.0 is free also. but i guess still not a s good huh

I'm currently using innoculateIT, but I've never heard of AVG 6.0. Where can I get a copy?

Where can I get the Inoculate IT? Right now, I have Norton AntiVirus 2000 and it is f***ing up my system. My system won't respond when I click on something. When it did, it took a while. Now that I deleted NAV 2k, I need another Antivirus program.

AVG 6.0 is found at www.grisoft.com

whoisurdaddy, you've got something else wrong with your system if NAV2000 appears to be screwing it up. I, and quite a few other people in here having been running it for quite some time with no problems. In fact, it appears to be the AV program of choice for Win2K users.

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Have you checked your event viewer recently? Running NAV2000 on my machine (SMP) causes perfproc failures in winmgmt.exe Not sure if that was a problem as regards to crashes, etc., but turning off the auto-protect made those errors go away.

Also, I cannot do a full virus scan on my system without NAV2000 hanging about 60,000 files into it...this is repeatable, it will not finish.

Oh, and again perhaps due to SMP, I can crash/freeze the machine if I am doing a virus scan and checking mail (nav mail virus detection enabled) at the same time.


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W2K Pro(Purchased Retail, ACPI/SMP)
Supermicro SBDBS r1.02, Bios 3.0 (dead on-board SCSI chip)
2xPIII @450mhz (not o/c)
256mb PC100 Ram in 2 sticks
3xIDE HDs (50gb total, all NTFS) and 1 Pioneer IDE DVD-ROM (all UDMA)
Geforce 256 DDR (32mb), CL AnnPro (DET v5.32)
SBLive! Platinum with digital breakout card (LW3.0)
3COm 3C515-TX ISA Ethernet 10/100 (W2k CD)
SIIG AP-40 UWide SCSI PCI (W2K CD)
Nikon LS-2000 SCSI film scanner (drivers now released)
Sony SDT-9000 SCSI 4mm DAT (W2K CD)
SAF 4012 SCSI CD-Write (W2K CD)
Iomega Zip 100 SCSI Drive (no drivers)
MS Natural Keyboard Pro USB (updated MS drivers)
MS Intellimouse Optical USB (updated MS drivers)
HP Laserjet 6L via USB printing (W2K CD)
Epson Stylus Photo 700 via parallel
Rainbow Sentinel Parallel Dongle for LightWave6

Weird. Norton AV Corporate 7.01 on NT4/NT/9x worx fine on all machines. Nary a crash.

www.download.com
Search for "InoculateIT "

-Sev

I also have this problem 50% of the time. Sometimes it completes a full scan sometimes it doesn't. I have no answer to this and I am also running a SMP system. But after a recent reinstall of Windows 2000. I updated Windows 2000 first. Then installed NAV 2000 and updated. After I did that that lock up went away. You could try this



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Supermicro P6DBE Rev 3.0 Motherboard
Dual Intel Pentium III 850
512 MEGS of ECC RAM
Sound Blaster Live!
Adaptec 29160 SCSI Card
GeForce 2 GTS 64MB
IBM DMVS18N Ultra 160 Hard Drive
Western Digital 20.5GB Hard Drive
Razer Boom Slang 2000 (USB)
Roland Sound Canvis SC-55
3COM 3CR990-TX-97 with 3XP Processor 10/100 PCI Network Interface Card
Plextor Plexwriter 12/4/32
Pioneer 10X DVD-ROM
Sony GDM-F500R Monitor

I'm using Nav2K, and have had no problems. in fact, since I hoped I wouldn't be up this late, I am running a scan right now [42% in and no probs].

I've never used InocculateIT, 'cuz I get Nav2000 free from my university, but it looks like a good prog.

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-brianZjones
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Soyo SY-7VCA
[onboard sound]
PIII 500E [flip chip]
128 MB PC100 RAM
Stealth III S540
Maxtor 10.3 GB
HP 20" Monitor
Win2K Pro [v5.00.2195 & SP-1]
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Also, just for fun:
AST Bravo LC 4/66d
Intel 486
40 MB RAM
500 MB Conner Hdd
3 1/2, 5 1/4, 2x CD
Adaptec AHA-1545 SCSI
[to host some files]
Windows 95
pcAnywhere 9.2
[so I can leave it in the closet]

[This message has been edited by Down8 (edited 01 August 2000).]

Since I use the InoculateIT full version at business and home I am partial to it. I have tried the Personal Edition before putting the full system on at home and was very pleased with it. Doesn't have all the bells and whistles that full has but you can configure it to download virus signatures at periodic times. Also can subscribe to an email newsletter that will alert you to a new signature update.

Forgot - www.cai.com for free download

[This message has been edited by deliveryman (edited 05 August 2000).]