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    Programs you can't live without!

    I know there was a similar thread started a while back (sometime last year) and with some searching on here I couldn't find it. So anyway...I'll start another.

    What programs do you use frequently on your windows operating system? I have Windows XP Corporate edition and the programs I use are;

    Hotmail Popper
    Utorrent
    TXMouse
    Firefox w/numberous extensions
    Thunderbird
    Windows Media Player Classic
    K-Lite mega codec pack
    foobar2000
    CCLeaner
    Tuneup Utilities
    Ace Utilities
    (went back to old Nero 6 recently)
    Spybot
    Adaware
    and winamp.
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    I wanted to post a topic just like recently but guess you did it first.
    Here are mine:
    -Kaspersky AV
    -Ad-aware
    -Firefox
    -Alcohol120
    -ZoomPlayer
    -CCleaner
    -NOD32's on demand scanner
    -Ghost security suite (regdefend)
    -WinAvi
    -Pocket DivX converter
    -uTorrent
    -Shareaza
    -SpyBot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andromedon
    I have Windows XP Corporate edition .
    So do I on an old install I don't want to reformat yet.Unfortunatelly IE7 which is one of the programs I want to run on it won't download due to the use of a VLK.IE7 is actually not terrible.I use it on another machine without a VLK just fine.
    If only I could figure out how to get it to install.Yes,if only I knew how to do that.(Insert innocent looking whistling smiley here)
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    -vlc
    -winamp
    -flashfxp
    -antigium outpost firewall
    -nero
    -alcohol 120%
    -winrar &dos rar

    there is more just cant think of it lol

    l8
    like honestly, who does that?!?!

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    -Kaskpersky Suite (new 6.0 Beta is awesome!)
    -Azureus
    -Nero
    -BeyondTV
    -AIM
    -Winamp
    -VLC
    -Firefox


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    Quote Originally Posted by ccc1005
    Kaskpersky Suite (new 6.0 Beta is awesome!)
    Another kaspersky user! Kaspersky really is great. : )

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    cant live without or use on a daily basis?

    'cause for cant live without would be dvd decrypter, dvd shrink and utorrent.

    any one ever try "pando" its pretty good. i have a friend that is a total MST3K whore and i have been using it to get him the episodes
    Here's Britney Spears' private jet... The gulf stream 3 doesn't even have a remote control for its surround sound DVD system. Still think downloading music for free isn't a big deal?

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    all p2p netowrks
    winamp
    nero/vso
    mozilla
    peergaurdian/sygate/spystopper/adaware/tor
    halo for pc
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    Quote Originally Posted by lifehacker
    Another kaspersky user! Kaspersky really is great. : )
    Sure is I would highly recommend it, especially when the new version 6.0 is released (hopefully within a month or so)

    The combination of File, Web, and Mail AV, as well as the Spam Blocker, Firewall and Proactive Defense (malicious programs, rootkits etc) makes it an amazingly powerful protection suite. Much better than the Norton 2003 crap I had bogging down my computer :)


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    At the moment there is a few but I'll give my top five...

    uTorrent
    Google Talk
    Winamp
    Shareaza Plus
    Disk Cleaner

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc1005
    The combination of File, Web, and Mail AV, as well as the Spam Blocker, Firewall and Proactive Defense (malicious programs, rootkits etc) makes it an amazingly powerful protection suite. Much better than the Norton 2003 crap I had bogging down my computer :)
    My real time protection setup consists of Kaspersky (after testing NOD32, BitDefender, McAfee and Panda Im sticking with Kaspersky but waiting for NOD32 v3), Ghost Security Suite to protect my registry, and process Defend. However for on demand scanner I would have to pick NOD32 over Kaspersky.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lifehacker
    My real time protection setup consists of Kaspersky (after testing NOD32, BitDefender, McAfee and Panda Im sticking with Kaspersky but waiting for NOD32 v3), Ghost Security Suite to protect my registry, and process Defend. However for on demand scanner I would have to pick NOD32 over Kaspersky.

    Can you tell me what you didn't like about BitDefender? I'm using it now... So that's why I'm wondering
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    Quote Originally Posted by axlman
    Can you tell me what you didn't like about BitDefender? I'm using it now... So that's why I'm wondering
    BitDefender is a very good antivirus. Its one of the three best (NOD32, Kaspersky, BitDefender). The antivirus is good but uses a lot of memory. Its heuristics are also good but NOD32's are better. Its signatures are good but Kaspersky's are better. However what Bitdefender has to offer is still much better than most of the other AVs out there. Also the part that you have to restart your computer every time you do an update is very annoying. However BitDefender's on demand scanner is good and fast and gives little FPs (false positves) BitDefender shows much promise. In the pro version it also has to offer a registry protector and a firewall. The registry protector is good, but I wouldnt reccomend the firewall. I wont discourage you from using Bit Defender because it is an excellent choice.

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    I use:

    For Protection-
    Avast! Pro
    SpySweeper
    Ad-Aware
    Spybot
    SpywareBlaster
    PeerGuardian
    Windows Firewall

    System Tools-
    CCleaner
    RegVac
    7-zip

    Media-
    JetAudio
    VLC
    K-Lite Codec Pack
    Real Alternative with Media Player Classic
    WinAmp

    P2P-
    Mostly Shareaza and uTorrent

    Desktop-
    Webshots Desktop & Photo manager

    Browsers-
    Maxthon (mostly)
    IE (when I have to)

    Chat & Messages
    IM2 Messenger
    Yahoo Messenger

    eMail-
    Gmail
    MSN hotmail
    Yahoo Mail

    Ok, I believe that covers everything.:icon_thum
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    Quote Originally Posted by lifehacker
    BitDefender is a very good antivirus. Its one of the three best (NOD32, Kaspersky, BitDefender). The antivirus is good but uses a lot of memory. Its heuristics are also good but NOD32's are better. Its signatures are good but Kaspersky's are better. However what Bitdefender has to offer is still much better than most of the other AVs out there. Also the part that you have to restart your computer every time you do an update is very annoying. However BitDefender's on demand scanner is good and fast and gives little FPs (false positves) BitDefender shows much promise. In the pro version it also has to offer a registry protector and a firewall. The registry protector is good, but I wouldnt reccomend the firewall. I wont discourage you from using Bit Defender because it is an excellent choice.

    Thanks for your Input LifeHacker! I was using NIS 2006 but not anymore because of that little thing they did with killing peoples updates, etc. :)

    So, I decided to try Bitdefenders pro Version, Firewall, Antivirus, etc. So far it seems to work fine as far as I can tell. So, do you not like the firewall? What do you think would be a better firewall that is good and easy to configure? After checking out this post yesterday, I'm starting to look into that NOD32. I am a little confused about this part of your message though

    (Its heuristics are also good but NOD32's are better. Its signatures are good but Kaspersky's are better.)

    Are you saying that Kaspersky is better than NOD32?

    Thanks again for your input!
    What A Twist!

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