Cute Panda

Player-X · December 7th, 2002

http://www.pandasoftware.com/actives..._principal.htm

It's a free antivirus scanner,I use this often

caipirinha · December 7th, 2002

hey thx for the link, i´m scanning my computer now, i guess it´s filled with virus since i don´t use any anti-virus.

naisatoh · December 9th, 2002

never heard of this scanner... it looks pretty cool since you don't have top install it

Player-X · December 9th, 2002

I use this because it's free

T.O.F.K.A.Z · December 9th, 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Player-X
I use this because it's free

No $$$ =

right ???

Well same here

**Chrono Archangel** · December 9th, 2002

should of known that link before..... i had a little virus and i bought Norton antiVirus 2003 instead....o well

metal_ash · December 10th, 2002

how much is norton?

REi_FoX · December 10th, 2002

yeah and as i can see panda software is the second on the best virus scan in the software hike between antivruses...

i dont usually use it because im using a 56k int access...

Player-X · December 12th, 2002

I have similar speeds and the wait is well worth it

REi_FoX · December 12th, 2002

the only problem in that scanning is IT DELETES any affected files...

so if your windows or any OS is affected it'll delete it for sure...

in short no repairing or quantarine

**Kirby** · December 12th, 2002

This web app was created by Panda software, makers of Panda Antivirus. Odviously if you OS contains a virus, you're toast if you run it. You betta stick with a program scanner just in case if it is a OS virus

Player-X · December 12th, 2002

That's why I suggest coupleing it with some other Anti-Virus software

(F)ragnarok(F) · December 13th, 2002

i prefer buying an anti-virus program, but ill check this one out

Kraelis · December 13th, 2002

2 antivirus scanners are pretty much trouble when used at the same time. It's OK if you can manage them both, but oftentimes, they don't go along fine.

Try doing it this way, get other AVs that complement each other's weaknesses. I have a Real time scanner, An autorun filter, a sandbox (though rarely used), an on-demand scanner, a firewall and I also tweaked my registry so that it scripts are by default opened by Notepad. I have yet to find a prog that blocks scripts that are automatically run by other software though.

They may seem a lot, but they're all very small programs, with the exception of the real time scanner. the firewall, I only put up when going on line.

Paranoid? Don't think so. I can proudly say that my PC(s) has yet to be infected by any virus since I was blasted by Die Hard 2 almost 8 years ago. Except the ones I *allow* for testing purposes.

December 7th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
Player-X Banned Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: From Kuching in Malaysia now stuck in Houston Texas Posts: 9,110	Cute Panda http://www.pandasoftware.com/actives..._principal.htm It's a free antivirus scanner,I use this often

December 9th, 2002	#6 (permalink)
Chrono Archangel Administrator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 7,227	should of known that link before..... i had a little virus and i bought Norton antiVirus 2003 instead....o well __________________ When Pigs Fly: The Death of Oink, the Birth of Dissent, and a Brief History of Record Industry Suicide.

December 10th, 2002	#7 (permalink)
metal_ash V\|rus Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: house Posts: 521	how much is norton? __________________

December 10th, 2002	#8 (permalink)
REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	yeah and as i can see panda software is the second on the best virus scan in the software hike between antivruses... i dont usually use it because im using a 56k int access... __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

December 12th, 2002	#10 (permalink)
REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	the only problem in that scanning is IT DELETES any affected files... so if your windows or any OS is affected it'll delete it for sure... in short no repairing or quantarine __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

December 7th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
caipirinha Change your heart Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Brazil Posts: 1,986	hey thx for the link, i´m scanning my computer now, i guess it´s filled with virus since i don´t use any anti-virus.

December 9th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
naisatoh the HOT asian Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: my own little bubble Posts: 179	never heard of this scanner... it looks pretty cool since you don't have top install it

December 9th, 2002	#4 (permalink)
Player-X Banned Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: From Kuching in Malaysia now stuck in Houston Texas Posts: 9,110	I use this because it's free

December 12th, 2002	#9 (permalink)
Player-X Banned Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: From Kuching in Malaysia now stuck in Houston Texas Posts: 9,110	I have similar speeds and the wait is well worth it

December 12th, 2002	#11 (permalink)
Kirby Politically incorrect FTW Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Massachusetts, USA Posts: 8,445	This web app was created by Panda software, makers of Panda Antivirus. Odviously if you OS contains a virus, you're toast if you run it. You betta stick with a program scanner just in case if it is a OS virus __________________ AMD Athlon64 X2 4400+ Toledo, Nvidia GeForce 7950GT SLi, 2GB PC3200 2-3-2-5, ABit AN8-SLi, Sound Blaster X-FI XtremeMusic

December 12th, 2002	#12 (permalink)
Player-X Banned Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: From Kuching in Malaysia now stuck in Houston Texas Posts: 9,110	That's why I suggest coupleing it with some other Anti-Virus software

December 13th, 2002	#13 (permalink)
(F)ragnarok(F) Trying to stay alive Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: ... Posts: 2,936	i prefer buying an anti-virus program, but ill check this one out __________________ Motherboard: Intel915GLVG -- CPU: Pentium 4 3.06GHz -- Monitor: ViewSonic VE910b LCD -- Video: Onboard -- Sound: Creative SB Audigy 2 -- Memory: 512 MB -- Disk Drives: Western Digital 250GB S-ATA -- OS: Windows XP -- DVD Rom University life sux....

December 13th, 2002	#14 (permalink)
Kraelis Fallen Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Moonlight Spire Posts: 1,393	2 antivirus scanners are pretty much trouble when used at the same time. It's OK if you can manage them both, but oftentimes, they don't go along fine. Try doing it this way, get other AVs that complement each other's weaknesses. I have a Real time scanner, An autorun filter, a sandbox (though rarely used), an on-demand scanner, a firewall and I also tweaked my registry so that it scripts are by default opened by Notepad. I have yet to find a prog that blocks scripts that are automatically run by other software though. They may seem a lot, but they're all very small programs, with the exception of the real time scanner. the firewall, I only put up when going on line. Paranoid? Don't think so. I can proudly say that my PC(s) has yet to be infected by any virus since I was blasted by Die Hard 2 almost 8 years ago. Except the ones I allow for testing purposes. __________________ --KrÆlis Cross Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur =============== Athlon 64 x2 3800\| Asrock ALiveNF6G-VSTA \| Kingston DDR2 1 Gb RAM

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