Recommended AV?
- froggyboy604
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I think antimalware may not add a feature to not scan certain USB since it may increase the chances of getting a virus.
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yeah that is a reason I can see, but annoying features are the best usually.
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I think Windows Vista had a lot of complaints because of those Pop-up windows which annoy users during software installs.
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I do remember that, very annoying. That and other software has gotten better over time.
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I think Windows Vista may of have fewer complaints if there were not as many pop-ups. I think Windows built-in antimalware was not as good when Vista was released.
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lots of things were bad then, somewhat improved now that you just need something like malywarebytes.
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I think if you used a good antivirus like Bitdefender, Spybot and SuperAntispyware , it may protect you from many viruses even if you don't use Malwarebytes.