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I just knocked off Windows Defender and truthfully I can tell anywhere it really does any good on my clients system. :)
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by Wizard57M-TR
If it is Windows Defender that comes installed with XP, Vista and 7, then you
should realize it is an "on-demand" scanner/cleaner only...it doesn't stay resident
in memory. For that, try Microsoft Security Essentials...which, by the way, will
normally deactivate Windows Defender when you install it!
by dogknees
"I just knocked off Windows Defender and truthfully I can tell anywhere it really does any good on my clients system."
What does this mean? You "knocked off".. Is this "I stole it", "I pushed it over", ....?
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