# of Files Scanned

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I had a 90 day trial of McAfee Virus Scan and Firewall on my new XP Dell
notebook computer.

I scanned all files and it said that it found 78,000 files

I installed Norton AntiVirus2005 and it scanned 144,000 files.

Why the difference??
 
From: "C and A Bredt" <[email protected]>

| I had a 90 day trial of McAfee Virus Scan and Firewall on my new XP Dell
| notebook computer.
|
| I scanned all files and it said that it found 78,000 files
|
| I installed Norton AntiVirus2005 and it scanned 144,000 files.
|
| Why the difference??
|
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| C and A Bredt
|

Settings. For example Archive files. ZIP, CAB, CHM, HTA, etc., file are compressed with
many files inside.
 
From: "CheaperThanBT" <[email protected]>


|
| Because McAfee is crap. The above is also true.
|

No. McAfee retail products are crap. Their corp./enterprise software is excellent.

As for the number of files, it all depends on the settings set with a given AV application.
Archive files is just one example that can alter the total number of files scanned.
 
: |
: | Because McAfee is crap. The above is also true.
: |
:
: No. McAfee retail products are crap. Their corp./enterprise software is
excellent.

Sounds about right.
 
No. McAfee enterprise software is crap as well. Sure, 3 years ago
McAfee was good. It just isn't true today.

Step AWAY from the McAfee.l
 
From: <[email protected]>

| No. McAfee enterprise software is crap as well. Sure, 3 years ago
| McAfee was good. It just isn't true today.
|
| Step AWAY from the McAfee.l

Bull !

It is far from crap. I have used it for years and continue to use it and don't find falut
in it. This is far different ftrom the retail software.
 
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