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What #AntiVirus are you guys using?
I've uninstalled #avast a few months ago, used Windows Defender for a while now, but honestly it's kinda going on my nerves, how it behaves and the UI.
I don't like These huge anti Virus Providers which just have a Million functions I don't even care About. I don't Need vpn, Password Manager, game mode, or anything. I just Need protection against stupid viruses.
Anything thin and small you could recommend, or at least something which could fit my Needs? I mean, that it shouldn't slow down your entire System like Avast does is clear I Guess.
thanks for your recommendations.
#antivirus #avast
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Steffen
Steffen
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Mainly brain.exe, the rest is nothing but partly dangerous snake oil.
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Vibuda Nimsara
Vibuda Nimsara
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Windows security is good for normal users.It was bad in the past,but it's detection rate good now.But if you want a third party, try Bitdefender free version.It is simple and easy to use.
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Jonathan
Jonathan
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@vibudanimsara Bitdefender was what Chat GPT suggested me as well, but I installed it on my win 11 Laptop and sadly it was absolutely inaccessible with my screenreader #NVDASR.
To be honest, I don't really like windows security, it keeps removing files without asking me about it, and when I try to add an exception, it's just not letting me. The option link in the settings UI won't let me do anything. I just, can't find the option. Speaking about win 10 btw.
#nvdasr @Vibuda Nimsara
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David Goldfield
David Goldfield
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@vibudanimsara Because of Bit Defender's high test scores, I would love to try it but when I installed it several years ago I allso found it to be totally accessible. I have also read that Windows Security does provide high test results. Personally, I use MalwareBytes Plus, which includes the antimalware program and the VPN. MalwareBytes is mostly accessible. Its main issue is that pull-down menus are not identified when you first move focus to them but once you invoke them the resulting options are accessible. I also use Windows Security, as both programs can be run concurrently.
@Vibuda Nimsara
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Jonathan
Jonathan
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Sorry for coming back on this so late. But I don't completely understand. Was it accessible when you installed it, or not? Because for me it wasn't, and you wrote "I allso found it to be totally accessible."
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