non bulky Virus Scans?

brunswickite

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just reformatted my comp, ahh gotta love the blazing speed, was thinking, yes thinking of installing a virus scan on it, but i want the least bulky and effective one, which one do you guys use?

Norton ? the mcafee thing?

also .mov files, and .rm files any way to watch those without quicktime, and realplayer ?
 

amnesiac

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Norton is bloated crap IMO.
I use AVG

Catches everything I throw at it without making a huge federal case like Norton does when it sees a virus. Fast, transparent scans, frequent updates, and very small profile.
 

amnesiac

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No way I know of to watch Quicktime without installing the player. There's nothing wrong with the player though. It's fairly small and innocuous.

And there's a hacked version of WMP out there that plays RealMedia without having to install Real's crapware. Do a search either in this forum or the Software forum. I posted it but dunno where it went.
 

wfbberzerker

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Originally posted by: amnesiac
No way I know of to watch Quicktime without installing the player. There's nothing wrong with the player though. It's fairly small and innocuous.

And there's a hacked version of WMP out there that plays RealMedia without having to install Real's crapware. Do a search either in this forum or the Software forum. I posted it but dunno where it went.
 

DrVos

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Originally posted by: wfbberzerker
Originally posted by: amnesiac
No way I know of to watch Quicktime without installing the player. There's nothing wrong with the player though. It's fairly small and innocuous.

And there's a hacked version of WMP out there that plays RealMedia without having to install Real's crapware. Do a search either in this forum or the Software forum. I posted it but dunno where it went.

???
 

Zee

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norton av 2003 integrates with my office, outlook xpress, and Aim...

and unlike previous versions it doesnt seem to really slow down my computer so i vote for norton AV 2003...

you mite want to put up a poll