Best All-in-1 for Vista?

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Bill said:
Amazing. I agree with you on this one. Norton does suck.
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It's not amazing. I agree with most of the MVPs here that all-in-one
security solutions are more trouble than they are worth.

I'm just have a special wrath for Symantec because Norton AV used to be a
good product, many moons ago.

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Bill said:
Well now, if you were forced to use Symantec then you would use
Symantec.
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No, I'd chose the consequences of not capitulating to that force, no
matter how painful.

Though I can understand why you would believe that there is no other
option other than giving in to that force, most conformists wouldn't.

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kurttrail said:
No, I'd chose the consequences of not capitulating to that force, no
matter how painful.

Though I can understand why you would believe that there is no other
option other than giving in to that force, most conformists wouldn't.

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So you would rather lose your job than use what was required of you?
Whatever floats your boat.
 
Bill said:
So you would rather lose your job than use what was required of you?
Whatever floats your boat.
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I wouldn't work for an employer that was so stupid in the first place.

And yes, if it was a matter of principle, I'd rather lose me job than
suck ass.

Hey, that's just me. Most people don't have the courage to stand up for
their principles no matter what.

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Richard G. Harper said:
Frankly I don't recommend any all-in-one product. Get a good antivirus
product and use the existing firewall and malware protection that Vista
contains. That's it!
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I agree. I just use NOD32. It's very light on resources, and very
effective in independent tests.

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