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Anti-Virus For Safe Mode
Hi,
Because Bitdefender 10 Doesnt work in safe mode, For Windows Vista or Windows XP, Can I install a Anti-Virus on my external HDD or write it to a CD so i can run it in safe mode or not? Thanks, Jay.
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Re: Anti-Virus For Safe Mode
Looks like you can run it from command prompt in safe mode:
http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?showtopic=908
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Re: Anti-Virus For Safe Mode
Thanks Tetonbob,
Could you please tell me which Anti Virus you recommend (I Have read the "What Do I Need?") And Can you please tell me what antivirus program you have and other security programs? Thank You Jay.
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Re: Anti-Virus For Safe Mode
The best antivirus is one that's installed, active and up to date.
Have a look here: http://www.av-comparatives.org/ BitDefender rated pretty high there. If you like it, keep it, but you have to keep the subscription updated. I use NOD32 on one machine, Avast on another, AntiVir on yet another....I tend to not get infected, though, unless it's intentional in a test environment. I also use SpywareBlaster, SpywareGuard, IE-Spyad and a hosts file. Ad-Aware SE (don't really like 2007), Spybot Search and Destroy are also installed, but they never find much.
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