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Solve : How do I setup my PM for 100% security?? |
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Answer» Hello, avast antivirus and comodo firewall Do I need to set any PC passwords to prevent users from getting on my box? I have Avira. Is avast freeware (100% free)? I go and get comodo. How do I configure comodo?avast is 100% free and comdo nothing really just make shure its on the HIGHEST setting or whnatever Quote from: computeruler on October 16, 2008, 07:20:53 PM avast is 100% free and comdo nothing really just make shure its on the highest setting or whnatever In avast, when I right click on start avast. I get prompted to eneter a serial or demo. When I press demo there are 59 days left. That is the only way I know how to do a full SYSTEM scan. I thought it was free?I'm confused... You SIMPLY don't want other people to use your computer, right? If so, AV, or firewall has nothing to do here. Maintain one (admin) account, and set a password, so nobody else will be able to get to Windows.i think he means hackers too? for avast there is a free registration Quote from: computeruler on October 17, 2008, 03:37:07 PM i think he means hackers too? for avast there is a free registration Read Broni's Post... See my sig.No one's computer can be 100% safe...from anything...and/or anyone... You can take preventative steps by doing what Broni suggested. Make sure your password is known only by you...never WRITE it down. Make sure your computer is up to date with the latest updates from Microsoft...specifically those that are "critical" and/or "high priority". Make sure you have a trusted antivirus program installed...as well as an adware/spyware program...and a firewall. Stay on top of those as well...when it comes to updates and regular scanning intervals. In addition...if you don't have a router...get one. Most routers provide an additional form of security in the way of a hardware firewall. It will also come in handy if you plan to network in the future. Last...but not least...shut your computer off when not in use...and if you want to keep it safe from someone TURNING it back on and downloading something...simply remove one of the ethernet cables you use and make sure there aren't any spares laying around. That'll pretty much do it... Good luck!Thank you, Savior. Quote from: Saviour on October 17, 2008, 04:50:35 PM No one's computer can be 100% safe...from anything...and/or anyone... |
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