Hehe, tested this morning on my frens laptop, using P1 broadband.

Also max to 22kb/ and take only 2 minutes plus to complete update 680.9 kb (i not sure 680.9 kb is large or not )



I think u need promo better broadband to ur frens and as you ask for answer via quote;



This post has been edited by sweet2020: Sep 16 2010, 10:57 AM

6XXKB in 2 minutes is taking bit time already

and my question in other thread as you quoted are not about subscribing to what ISP, it's about which brand of devices should I buy

Original la bro... But it's 2010 version... Already decided to sell it off...

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=11&t=1561491

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Added on September 16, 2010, 10:19 pmBut if newly installed, its update file about 60-70MB ++ takes more than 2 hours still haven't completed yet... (Using DiGi HSDPA speed)

This post has been edited by sanderz: Sep 16 2010, 10:19 PM

My office uses both Avira and Kapersky.

One thing I don't like about kaspersky is the update takes forever to complete.

Replying to previous post mentioning about the piracy one...

Me myself also using legit, original KIS/KAV...all download rate are super slow

In my opinion, which is based on my experiences:

Avira Personal v10 (free) + Malwarebytes (paid, with realtime protection module activated) = perfect combination to protect PC against virus, trojan, rootkit, etc.

Use the money to buy Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware at MYR 81.40. Link - https://store.malwarebytes.org/342/?scope=c...kout&cart=29945

It's a full lifetime license. Just buy 1 time only and use forever. Worth the money.

agree too..combo mode...

i will choose kaspersky

MalwareBytes would be the best companion to any AV

agree. but malwarebytes nvr upgrade the software version long time alre although they stil constanly update the database version, wonder wat happen wit them.

No point on having new versions keep coming out when the database contains lots of false positives. MBAM has done a great job in keep their database up-to-date almost everyday.

erm, i nvr deny MBAM is a decent piece of software but jz wondering they'r not upgrading the version bcos b4 tat they wil upgrade software version at least once a mth.

You sure? Even McaFee can detect it, why don't Avira could not detect at all? Not all autorun.inf is virus files... Vaccinated autorun.inf is PRESENT if you want to protect yourself from being infected... Even KIS can protect ur pc by disinfection, but Avira never at all....
http://www.toptenreviews.com/internet-security-suite-review/

go back to av-comparatives.org..... more reliable table

AV-Comparative latest results is not accurate at all. May results are more accurate.

who said Avira is not blocking autorun.inf?

top ten review is not relevant at all. If you use Web of Trust you can find many people complaining about that site. They're basically a company that will do decent review (high education people will smell their review sound fishy) for product that any company that pay them. If you notice there are zero amount of review for software that are free of charge. The more you paid them the higher the score they will give for your product. Even they have link to buy any product that are desired, and they will get amount of commission for each product sold. That mean money can manipulate them and they're not transparent in reviewing.

Conclusion is stay away from TopTenReview. I used to believe them too back in the day.

This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Oct 2 2010, 06:08 PM

I can tell you that the previous fellow's comment might be legitimate. I do have this encounter before.

When my friend return my thumb drive, i found out that there is an autorun .inf file.( i showed all my hidden files in my laptop)

Fortunately, i am using windows 7 hp. And i guess i am not infected coz after numerous restarts and using pen drive, none of them is infected with autorun.

I straight off delete the autorun file. It seems to be end of story.

However, after using kaspersky virus removal tool to scan my friend's infected computer and capture some virus. The PC is not free from virus.

I still have the autorun infecting my pen drive and KIS just won't quarantine it. ( i use my pen drive to insert the tool into the infected system)

This post has been edited by Quantum_thinking: Oct 9 2010, 08:26 PM

using kaspersky, kickass~~

Indeed. But it is not everything.