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Panda

by NWRCS Dec 15, 2005 9:25AM PST

I did a search and read about all I could on these forums about Panda.
I have had serious problems with Norton, pulled the plug this afternoon, and am test driving some stuff.
I downloaded Panda for a 60 or 90 day trial.
Now, granted, the best stuff is usually kept for paying subscribers.
But NOTHING but the scan works.
It's all in red, disabled, turned off, you go to settings, it's all turned on.
Is that the normal way to do business?
How do you evaluate what it does if it doesn't work?

Like test-driving a Ferrari with a 36-horse bug motor and wicker seats.

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Try these

by PudgyOne Dec 15, 2005 5:44PM PST

Try these these are FREE

As for all people you should have good virus protection. AVG FREE or AVAST are great virus programs

Hope this helps.

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