Safety and efficiency | Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 3-user

Very Good Product - but Proactive Module Needs Work | Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 3-user

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	• Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 3-user Windows \| Kaspersky Lab, 2007 average customer review:based on 154 reviews view larger image
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My Kaspersky

It seems good to me.

I know Norton gave me a hard time a few years ago by cutting my subscription off 2 months early. I could get no help, person, reason, ... McAfee was ok, but after a few years I got no rebates or discounts.

At least now I'm supposed to have the highest rated at the same or less cost. Amen!

Safety and efficiency

I had a trial of this and loved it. Couldn't afford to buy it when the trial was up. Went with free PC-cillin licensed by work, It slowed down my PC by a factor of 3. Went with a free one (Avast), after six months of good results a trojan got through. Decided I couldn't afford not to have Kaspersky. Cleaned up my PC, and keeps me safe. And my PC is as fast as ever.

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Very Good Product - but Proactive Module Needs Work

Very pleased with general functioning of Kaspersky Internet Security. Installed and runs a scan without a problem. Turning on Proactive Module leads to numerous popups warning of potential trouble. There is no way that I can see to tell if the "Integrity violation" messages are genuine or just false positives as Kaspersky learns about the programs I use. I can't tell if the dll's are being modified as part of the normal program operation (possibly) or whether my system has become infested with software invaders (not likely). Pressing on the details hyperlink doesn't provide any helpful information. Seems like their database should be updated. A product called Winpatrol is an excellent model the type of support I have in mind. Turning off Proactive mode is a possibility, but why lose the value of a feature Kaspersky highlights?

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