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  1. dodgy

    dodgy rowr kitty super meow cat

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    No worries :D Post again if you're having probs :cool2:
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    M.C.E 1981-2013

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    Fair do's on that comment like ;)
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  3. dodgy

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    Go buy and return PC-Cillin :up:

    McAfee's alright but not perfect (it's like Norton and grinds installs etc to a crawl... :( ), AVG's good for a free virus scanner, and F-Secure is supposed to be good but never tried it.
    dodgy, Nov 17, 2004
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    :lol:
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  5. M.C.E

    M.C.E 1981-2013

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    you can shut up aswell :lol: ;)
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  6. dodgy

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    :p :lol: :lol:

    Gang up on Marc! :lol:
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    Woosaaaaa :samurai:
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  8. dodgy

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    Aaawww, there there. :flowers:
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    :) I might go and buy it yet .. something free surely can't be as good as something baught .. £50's a lot though didnt think it'd be that much.. i dont mind paying but ...
    (hate the realization everything costs)
    n with out the pop boxes sounds as if it does all the cheaking for you.. mebies what i should opt for :dunce: just itll save me having to read the techy stuff mebies
    , Nov 17, 2004
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  11. r3m1

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    Is there an alternative to sygate? I tried to install it on my computer and it screwed it properly. I lost my graphics drivers and couldnt reinstall them until I had got rid of sygate.

    Also, everytime my computer had finished booting up it restarted :spangled:

    Is there an alternative that isnt norton?
    r3m1, Nov 18, 2004
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  12. Sleepy

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    Tiny Personal firewall :up:
    Sleepy, Nov 18, 2004
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    Not one mention of Zone Alarm?

    Easy to use, stealths all ports, does the trick I find!

    And it's free!
    trance_fan, Nov 18, 2004
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    Oh and just to point out, don't use the built in firewall in SP2.

    Microsoft, in all their wisdom, failed to make the firewall block OUTGOING programs :lol:
    trance_fan, Nov 18, 2004
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    Out in the sticks cool as fukk gang! :)
    my norton install is well fucked... everytime i start up it asks me to configure AV as if iv'e just installed it... *gulp*

    thinkin i might replace it all... hmmm....

    :(
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  16. dodgy

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    I've never heard of Sygate doing that?! Sure you didn't have a virus/trojan that really wanted to be connected to the Net?

    Zone Alarm - :down: (Unless you buy the Pro version)

    Tiny Personal Firewall - :up: isn't too bad at all (poss the only thing from Tiny that works properly ;) :lol: )

    @ *Spinner*6*Sparki* - don't buy Norton!
    dodgy, Nov 18, 2004
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    I dont think I do, but then I only have norton antivirus?!? Any good free antivirus programs knowcking around?
    r3m1, Nov 18, 2004
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    Google for Trend Housecall - it's online and free.

    Norton uses too much system resources and installs itself everywhere - it's like AOL. it's ok for nuggets and people who have never seen a PC b4.
    ManofScience, Nov 18, 2004
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