harshadgowda 0 Posted July 27 (edited) I have a friend who is some sort of network tech, recommended ESET antivirus. I don't know anywhere near as much as him about computers in general, so I took his recommendation. It seems to work fine, but I'm not sure I'd know what it looks like if it weren't working. Can anyone tell me if this is a good choice? I have ESET NOD 32 version 7.bunch of numbers, paid subscription for it. Am I covered for spyware/adaware/malware, whatever other -wares exist? Thanks! Edited July 28 by TomasP spam links removed Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Marcos 3,401 Posted July 27 Do you have ESET CyberSecurity or ESET CyberSecurity Pro? If so, the latest version is 6.9.60.0 so not sure if you are referring to Windows product version 7. The latest version for Windows is v13.2.15 and v7.3.2036 in case of Endpoint (business product). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
harshadgowda 0 Posted July 28 19 hours ago, harshadgowda said: I have a friend who is some sort of network tech, recommended ESET antivirus. I don't know anywhere near as much as him about computers in general, so I took his recommendation. It seems to work fine, but I'm not sure I'd know what it looks like if it weren't working. Can anyone tell me if this is a good choice? I have ESET NOD 32 version 7.bunch of numbers, paid subscription for it. Am I covered for spyware/adaware/malware, whatever other -wares exist? Thanks! Thank you so much Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vanamal 0 Posted July 28 I used a lot of antivirus programs and now using ESET just a half year, and this it's working an excellent. I think you will not be disappointed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
peteyt 141 Posted July 28 23 hours ago, Marcos said: Do you have ESET CyberSecurity or ESET CyberSecurity Pro? If so, the latest version is 6.9.60.0 so not sure if you are referring to Windows product version 7. The latest version for Windows is v13.2.15 and v7.3.2036 in case of Endpoint (business product). Just a heads up to let you know the user appears to be a spam bot. I've reported them as well. Seems to be the same as usual, user posts something to then later on edit the posts to add links probably hoping no mods will look back it at. Just wondering if there would be a way to have it so new users can't post links or would this cause problems for genuine users? 1 mallard65 reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paul.R 0 Posted July 28 Stay with ESET, on macOS is one of the best written antivirus...others seems like they are made by children from kindergarten. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
