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Thursday, October 22nd 2009, 8:25am

Microsoft security essential

Hi, I'm looking for a compareson or a review for the new free antivirus from microsoft.
Have some one already tested it?

Thank you!

Location: England, London

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Thursday, October 22nd 2009, 5:27pm

AV-Comparatives has - I believe it has the same detection as Microsoft OneCare

Location: Austria

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Friday, October 23rd 2009, 12:27am

detection rates are the same. but there are differences/improvements in other areas.

Location: Great Arab Syria

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Monday, October 26th 2009, 2:41pm

can you tell us what the deference,you say mse better than one care in removing viruses
The world is full of fascinating problems waiting to be solved.
No problem should ever have to be solved twice.

Location: Austria

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Monday, October 26th 2009, 3:28pm

see removal test released some days ago. onecare would have scored advanced. mse a+.

Location: INDIA

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Monday, January 4th 2010, 4:20pm

What Engine MSE uses right now? I'm sure they haven't invented it, it simply wouldn't be FREE then!

Location: S CA, USA

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Wednesday, January 27th 2010, 10:06am

MSE gets 5 stars from me

I'm by no means a MS booster...I'd switch to a Mac in a second if I had the bucks to do so.

But after years of satisfaction, Zone Alarm Security Suite's latest update began to disappoint. So when renewal time started knocking, I decided not to answer. After experimenting with other big name Security apps and not being sold on any of them, I thought I'd give MSSE a try. After all,
(a) it came recommended by Tiny Hacker and a few other sources I've grown to trust.
(b) it's free.
(c) In this case I got more than I paid for, and I mean that in a good way.

The install went without a hitch -- and after the long uninstall process for ZASS. I appreciated that. (Even Revo Uninstaller + ZASS uninstaller left some registry entries behind which CCleaner found and disposed of.)

Updating MSSE definitions, even initially, was a breeze. And after I ran it the first time, it found a trojan embedded in a backup and removed it without crashing System Restore. ZASS had previously totalled SR, or so I thought. MSSE brought it back from the dead.

MSSE works well with Malwarebytes, SuperAntiSpyware, AdAware and other free AV cross-checks when used on demand rather than as resident programs. In fact since installing MSSE, none of these other programs have found anything MSSE missed. So far MSSE has found and defanged 4 different intruders successfully, before they did any damage.

Only one small problem. After about 1 boot out of every 4, my Windows security monitor reports "Zone Alarm" isn't protecting my PC (which is actually true but useless). And on all of these occasions it cannot recognize that MSSE.is doing its job.

But I blame that on some trace of ZASS that's still left, hidden somewhere. Even if MSSE stopped working (which it hasn't), why else would the error message even mention Zone Alarm?

So I am very happy with MSSE. However, your results may vary. No AV app works for everyone.

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Sunday, February 7th 2010, 9:19pm

RE: Microsoft security essential

Hi, I'm looking for a compareson or a review for the new free antivirus from microsoft.
Have some one already tested it?

Thank you!
I am using MSE [Microsoft Security Essential] till so far it's not yet given troubled so far.. I dunno maybe i am using Mcafee even coz it got expired and my dialer doesnt accepts any free version.. but so far its good..

Location: USA

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Monday, February 15th 2010, 8:27pm

RE: MSE gets 5 stars from me



I'm by no means a MS booster...I'd switch to a Mac in a second if I had the bucks to do so.

But after years of satisfaction, Zone Alarm Security Suite's latest update began to disappoint. So when renewal time started knocking, I decided not to answer. After experimenting with other big name Security apps and not being sold on any of them, I thought I'd give MSSE a try. After all,
(a) it came recommended by Tiny Hacker and a few other sources I've grown to trust.
(b) it's free.
(c) In this case I got more than I paid for, and I mean that in a good way.

The install went without a hitch -- and after the long uninstall process for ZASS. I appreciated that. (Even Revo Uninstaller + ZASS uninstaller left some registry entries behind which CCleaner found and disposed of.)

Updating MSSE definitions, even initially, was a breeze. And after I ran it the first time, it found a trojan embedded in a backup and removed it without crashing System Restore. ZASS had previously totalled SR, or so I thought. MSSE brought it back from the dead.

MSSE works well with Malwarebytes, SuperAntiSpyware, AdAware and other free AV cross-checks when used on demand rather than as resident programs. In fact since installing MSSE, none of these other programs have found anything MSSE missed. So far MSSE has found and defanged 4 different intruders successfully, before they did any damage.

Only one small problem. After about 1 boot out of every 4, my Windows security monitor reports "Zone Alarm" isn't protecting my PC (which is actually true but useless). And on all of these occasions it cannot recognize that MSSE.is doing its job.

But I blame that on some trace of ZASS that's still left, hidden somewhere. Even if MSSE stopped working (which it hasn't), why else would the error message even mention Zone Alarm?

So I am very happy with MSSE. However, your results may vary. No AV app works for everyone.

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try This to remove old Zone Alarm :)

http://server.iad.liveperson.net/hc/s-28…897&action=view

and also try this [ ONLY read THE section ON
Powertools lite (Freeware).
after reading all of this :)

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=5233
JonPaulOnLine :)

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "JonPaulOnLine" (Feb 15th 2010, 8:33pm)


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