Coranti Antivirus 2010 FINAL

Testing out the final version of Coranti AV

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• internet
• security
• spyware
• antivirus
• malware
• virus
• trojan
• worm
• testing
• free
• programs
• computers
• software
• how
• to
• anti-virus
• anti
• av
• computer
• test
• firewall
• review
• hacks
• tutorial
• instructions
• howto
• smart phones
• wireless
• laptops
• technology
• electronics
• downloads
• coranti
• japanese
• norman
• lavasoft
• bitdefender
• fprot
• f-prot

[pickyantivirus]

hey languy, love the reviews. one criticism, i would not ever run a windows 7(or vista) vm on 512mb of RAM... i would give it At least 1GB and i would turn off UAC to speed things up and i would also consider giving it 2 cores. if you only have a dual core then fair enough.

[languy99]

@pickyantivirus it does have one gig

[nsm0220]

Coranti Antivirus New version 1.3.1 they say thats faster and lighter can you test it

[nikomanuel1]

languy coranti es falso....en infospyware han habido muchos casos de cuentas de correo robadas, entre otras cosas...no me da mucha confianza este producto

[lnternetSurfer]

260,000K!!!! Woah that is way too much.

[pickyantivirus]

@heelhook80 considering it disables some of the start-up items because you haven't accepted the UAC at boot up, and the fact that on a laptop i worked on like i sad 3 fucking times the screen goes black instead of the app just loading straight away,and once disabled the whole system ran smoother because i wasn't getting 20 - 30 UAC warnings to do things.go give a vm 512mb ram and 1.7GHz and tell me it doesn't slow it down, oh yea and a 5000RPM HDD

[heelhook80]

@pickyantivirus taking a second to answer a message is a whole different story than "a massive impact, it delays loading times and if your on a slow machine the screen goes black for a while", I have spotted you as a fraud in one short post dickhead. UAC is built into windows just like some basic audio drivers, has nothing to do with bootime, ram usage, i&o usage, cpu usage, durrrrr

[pickyantivirus]

@heelhook80 ofcourse so having to wait for windows to realise that it needs to send you the message to tell you "do you want to open" and the whole screen going black for 2 - 3 seconds on old machines doesn't slow it down at all. Dickhead.

[heelhook80]

@pickyantivirus Its common knowledge that UAC doesn't impact performance. Your rational is about as solid as me saying to remove the volume icon from the taskbar, I'm a tech and from my experience this makes the pc faster.

[81870727]

@languy99 My parents know nothing about computer but they only know how to go to emails search on googles and see youtube viedos,can you recomend me any antivirus thats is auto detect and remove and also best site advisor.thank you

[pickyantivirus]

@heelhook80 UAC does have a massive impact, it delays loading times and if your on a slow machine the screen goes black for a while, i have experienced this multiple times and i just disable UAC and the whole pc runs smoother. I'm a tech for god sake from experience i can tell you what does and doesn't happen.