Free CA eTrust EZAntivirus for Vista B2

I use CA eTrust and it works fine. It looks like a decent product and it's
free for 1 year.
"Dick C." <DickC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B4642210-C20B-4294-A322-6330045848EE@microsoft.com...

>I had the same problem as well. I used the other one recommended by
>Microsoft
> for Vista Beta 2 - Trend Microcillin. Seems to be working fine.
>
> Yes...Zonealarm does not work as well. I also tried this too.
>
> Dick C.
>
> "Sam" wrote:
>

>> I've installed Vista Beta 2 and as it isn't compatible with Zone Alarm,
>> have
>> installed the free EZ-Antivirus as recommended by Microsoft.
>>
>> Real time scanning is however disabled and won't come on no matter how
>> much
>> I try.
>>
>> Has anyone else had a similar problem and how can it be resolved?
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>>

On Mon, 12 Jun 2006 09:01:58 +0100, "Sam" <paaseiweb@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>I've installed Vista Beta 2 and as it isn't compatible with Zone Alarm, have
>installed the free EZ-Antivirus as recommended by Microsoft.
>
>Real time scanning is however disabled and won't come on no matter how much
>I try.
>
>Has anyone else had a similar problem and how can it be resolved?
>
>Any ideas?

Why follow Microsoft's advice when it comes to antivirus products?
They've never been known as "AV-Friendly" before. Why should they
suddenly change now?

Use a decent product, like NOD32 (in my and many others' estimation
probably the best of its kind). I believe that it is either
Vista-compatible now, or will be soon. Of course, you will have to
pay a few dollars for it. Basic protection just does not come "free"
nowadays.

TrendMicro is a good AV product, however. Just make sure to keep it
updated daily (even hourly).

The Vista firewall supposedly protects both ways, so it should be a
decent firewall (or will be eventually).


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