why is it ok to run more than one anti spyware program but not more than one anti virus one?
i know you do not have more than one anti spyware app with real time protection going so….
if i found an anti virus program without real time protection why couldn't i use it along side avira, which is what i use??
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5 responses so far ↓
1 STEVEN // May 18, 2008
i have avg for realtime protection and i have bitdefender i use for a deep system scan
2 Jeff C // May 18, 2008
The actual reason is that two antivirus programs can conflict with each other; and sometimes a virus can get through. It can also slow down your computer or cause system instability.
3 Dfgsdfg A // May 18, 2008
After using a registry cleaner you\'re going to need spyware protection to get rid of the main source of registry errors which is… spyware. Just to be on the safe side, run this program after you run your registry cleaner. It will help out immensely preventing future registry errors.
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4 Saily // May 18, 2008
I do not understand what you mean. you can install more than one antivirus program with real time protection.
5 pappy12a // May 18, 2008
Most good anti virus programs will not install if there's another already installed
Having more than one can cause conflicts —They may read each others DAT files as viruses
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