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By (e-mail address removed), BetaNews
November 30, 2005, 10:53 AM
Microsoft is waving goodbye to Symantec and McAfee it seems. On Tuesday, the company opened the doors to its Windows OneCare Live beta, a PC protection and maintenance service that offers an antivirus and firewall, along with tune-up and backup functionality.
Any Windows XP SP2 user can now register to download the latest beta release.
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Think I'll stick to Linux.
November 30, 2005, 10:53 AM
Microsoft is waving goodbye to Symantec and McAfee it seems. On Tuesday, the company opened the doors to its Windows OneCare Live beta, a PC protection and maintenance service that offers an antivirus and firewall, along with tune-up and backup functionality.
Any Windows XP SP2 user can now register to download the latest beta release.
So it will un-install Internet Explorer and install Firefox ... no?"Windows OneCare is built on the goal that protecting your PC should be easy and intuitive" ...
oops ... poke in the eye for all AV venders there then.Windows OneCare Live is not compatible with other antivirus software and requires it be removed.
haha ... double oops ... AV venders reprieve ... yes/no?OneCare will not work with Windows Vista
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Think I'll stick to Linux.