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But the question I ask myself if I have a client in such a situation, is it WORTH it to clean it up by hand, or start over new? In the corporate situations I've worked in, we have slimboot discs, that allow us to image a computer with the required software in a matter of minutes rather than hours. Plus, if you have a rootkit on your PC, the best, easiest bet is to back up your data and format. It was simply not worth the time and effort to clean them all out. I've had to format client's computers before due to the sheer number of viruses/infections on them. You won't get an STD if you go to an orgy.' Kinda like listening to someone say ' Hey, don't use a condom.

I think anyone who pays attention to that kind of advice should not be on the internet, because it's precisely how viruses spread.

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I know how to use a computer and yes I know how to program for one as well.Д«ut forgive me if I pay attention to my own past experiences and the official directions and advice of credible tech/IT resources more than the advice of someone in the CD computer forum telling me NOT to use a firewall or antivirus program. but for the record I never use the stuff unless on a clientвЂ™s machine. If it makes you feel safer to have anti-virus/malware software fine. did I say I've seen firewalls break computers. it's just well stupid (not to mention the fact. given that many of them are programmed improperly and likely don't help at all.

with a large percentage of the population having routers (per my work experience) having a 2nd firewall is just redundant. but I for one don't run around worrying about people breaking into my already NAT'd and router'd network. If it makes you feel safer use a Firewall.

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when some idiot executes simple code written in notepad. jpgвЂ™s into virus's on the corporate network I was working on. (which is the worst kind you can really get) the worst one I've seen is a vbscript that renamed dozens of. ? I've never seen a format and re-write hard drive virus. What is the worst virus you've ever seen. I hope you don't come from the line of computer techs and home users that call everything a 'virus' I've also seen viruses completely break computers. break internet usage completely multiple times on multiple PC's but, doesn't allow a lot of manipulation which makes it annoying to work with.ДЇact: In my 10+ years of computer experience I have seen firewall software from macafee/norton/nod32 etc. Maybe its from other computers on your network, maybe its not. You need a firewall to prevent unauthorized access to your computer.

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Use a software firewall.ДЇact: You only need a firewall on a PC if your PC receives the REAL internet IP address and even then you don't need one. Some use access points, some don't even have that. if you use WEP for wireless surfing and it's easily hackable. so the question becomes why run 2 firewalls on a network already firewalled? (there is only one logical answer for this. They're a prevention system versus a detection system.ДЇact: All routers have BUILT-IN firewalls not to mention hiding you by NAT addressing. Most users have a general idea that firewalls keep bad stuff out. Big reason that I see to keep one around.ДЇact: 99% of users have no idea why you need or firewall or what it does for you. that's nod32 (and stay away from the firewall version)ДЇact: If you put the original version of XP on the internet today you'd likely pickup MSBlast (assuming the firewall doesn't save yah) in 1 minute to 24 hours (giving a far reaching time frame to be safe) if you want the best known adware/virus program out there and is 80-90% effective. and using a Firewall in this day in age means youвЂ™re buying into old hype (fear) that you need one.

( - broken link)ДЄvast/Macafee/Norton all crap. Here's one with Avira in it, though it doesn't mention AVG. Don't know why, but it makes me go hmmmm. With the network equipment providing some help, I don't worry much about the use of a firewall, except when traveling and using a laptop.Дid that answer your question? I noticed that Avast and Avira are both missing from the top ten list.

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If I hit a snag with a download or Windows update, I'll turn it off. I leave the Windows firewall turned on at home and turned off at work. (Your mileage may vary.) I just took a look at a comparison page for antivirus software at AntiVirus Software Review 2008 - TopTenREVIEWS and found this result: 1. I've used AVG on a succession of computers at home since CA discontinued the free-for-personal-use version of InoculateIt. At work, I use an enterprise version from McAfee.