I’d be tempted to turn off Window 10 updates, if that is still possible and use it instead!!
Webroot review vs kaspersky update#
It runs on a special micro-patch cycle that does an amazing job keeping things patched without need to reboot, and wondering if MS update will leave the machine a brick after a rollup update. Opatch can also be used concurrently with Windows 10 update, and there should be no conflict, but I have read from other users that sometimes Opatch beats Microsoft Update to the draw and does it with much less intrusive updates. I’m having great luck with Opatch on my Win7 machine, and it is doing a better job than I used to, manually, when Secunia PSI was still in business. Now saying that, one must also keep ALL applications updated so that no vulnerabilities can be exploited. A reboot is required to kill anything that may be in RAM. Maybe Kaspersky and ESET come the closest, but as long as I’m running as a “standard” user, I can simply run the CCleaner file cleaner and flush anything out of the account by simply doing that. The thing is, now days, I don’t think ANY anti-malware can catch all the new bugs the crooks are throwing at us.
I was using Avast with it, but after an attack where neither of them detected the malware, I decided they were no longer compatible with each other. I am using Malwarebytes Antimalware also, and so far have not caught any malware since I started using it exclusively. Please comment on Malwarebytes latest iteration. I found that to be a heavy user of her computer as well as a bloated piece of software.
My wife’s machine (identical to mine as I built them both) had Kaspersky on it. I see that Malwarebytes does not feature in the latest listing above, and so I’m considering switching to Norton. Based on recommendations years ago on the Lounge website, I switched to Malwarebytes and have had no problems.
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