i think my computer is infected and i already have kaspersky.
i would like to put another program i have (panda internet security 10) on my computer but it is not compatible with kaspersky. i was wondering if there is ANY way to get them together and if not is there any other internet security programs that are compatible with kaspersky?
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1 Scar Of Life // Oct 19, 2009
NO, plus why have 2? theres no need.
the best you can do is get something better than the both of them like Norton
Jesse isnt right about it NORTON IS BEST
1. Norton Internet Security 2009
Symantec’s antivirus products have historically always provided excellent detection and removal of malware. On the downside, that protection came at the price of often crippling system performance. That’s now a thing of the past. Performance overhauls are the hallmark of Norton Internet Security 2009, which features ‘pulse updates’ to deliver more frequent and thus smaller signature updates, whitelisting to streamline scan times, and a lighter, sleeker footprint that installs in mere minutes.
2. Avira AntiVir PersonalEdition Premium
AntiVir is a consistent leader in independent antivirus tests. Avira’s AntiVir PersonalEdition Premium is a low-impact, easy to use virus scanner that also the ability to make an antivirus rescue CD for your system. Also includes WebGuard to protect against malicious or compromised websites. Five euros of each purchase is automatically donated to the Auerbach Foundation, a non-profit that supports various charity and community-related services. AntiVir PersonalEdition Premium should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
3. McAfee VirusScan Plus
McAfee VirusScan Plus is an ideal candidate for those seeking an antivirus/firewall combination without all the bloat of traditional Internet security suites. McAfee VirusScan Plus makes an easy job of removing adware and spyware, something not all antivirus products deliver. SiteAdvisor service is including, helping to guard against malicious websites.
4. Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal
Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal offers excellent antivirus protection, perhaps unsurpassed in its ability to unpack and scan compressed files - something that trips up a lot of other vendors. Should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
5. Panda Antivirus Pro 2009
Panda Antivirus Pro 2009 combines antivirus, antispyware, antiphishing and a firewall with its highly touted behavior-based TruPrevent Technology. License covers use on up to three computers and includes free tech support via email (telephone support options are also available).
6. BitDefender Antivirus Plus
Softwin’s BitDefender Professional protects against viruses, spyware, and instant messaging threats, as well as offering firewall rules to block undesirable traffic and a privacy gateway to keep your identity and preferences private while surfing the Internet.
7. Eset Nod32
Nod32 features a small footprint, low performance hit, and fast scan speeds, providing focused virus protection ideal for gamers or those with an older PC. Should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
8. AVG Anti-Malware
AVG Anti-Malware combines traditional virus protection with adware and spyware scanning, in a low impact footprint ideal for resource-strained PCs or those who just want the best performance possible out of their computers. Free tech support is available via email and the standard license includes two years of protection. Should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
9. G Data AntiVirusKit (AVK)
AntiVirusKit (AVK) provides a double layer of protection, bundling two of the best antivirus engines - Kaspersky and BitDefender - under a single, easy-to-use console. You’ll want to bolster G Data’s AVK with a firewall.
10. F-PROT Antivirus
F-PROT Antivirus for Windows offers a feature that’s increasingly harder to find - it includes a command-line scanner that can be used to create a rescue CD for scanning the system in Safe Mode. This is a particularly effective way to remove stubborn resuscitators. Firewall not included.
Norton is best of all software
2 Wooly Booly // Oct 19, 2009
Not two av program, most peeps use these two on a weekly basis, malwarebytes’ antimalware and superantispyware. Both are free.
3 Jesse // Oct 19, 2009
Two anti viruses on one computer will cause a conflict between them both ruining performance, etc.
And norton anti virus is not better then kaspersky,
Bitdefender is the best anti virus..
http://www.bitdefender.com
4 Stephen P // Oct 19, 2009
my question is why do you have 2 security programs on the same
computer,of course they will conflict with each other.to answer your
question NO.to help solve the problem chose one ore the other
security programs and run a full scan,you cant use both.
5 Belgariad // Oct 19, 2009
You can’t have two security programs on your computer at the same time. They would be conflicting with each other. Your going to have to get rid of one of them.
6 Bye Bye // Oct 19, 2009
Norton is crap. Sunbelt’s enterprise grade Vipre is far better.
Know how I know? I’m a white hat hacker.
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