Best search engine for EEs?

Oct 06, 2011 84 Replies

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I trust them because i was pointed to them by:

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Plus they get along with traditional AV software.

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When is was still Norton it was good stuff. After selling to Symantic it turned mostly to trash.

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Maybe I try those. But so far none of the programs found a thing. Also, they tend to fall from grace fast while being praised to high heaven elsewhere, as seen here:

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Quote "SpyBot S&D

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(freeware - XP/Vista) ... Note: due to poor testing results this product is no longer recommended".

Then, quote "As none of these "Anti-Spyware" scanners can no longer completely remove these pests. This is mainly due to new daily threats and the use of random generated filenames used by these parasites!"

Well, duh! I thought these programs were supposed to scan the files and not expect them to wear T-shirts saying "I am a crook" on the back. The smart thing would be to monitor what actaully happens during a redirect and who issues it. Now that would be smart, but ... ain't happening.

I bet I can run half a dozen of those programs and nothing will be found.

Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/

IME Norton SW has too often been used as nagware. Get a new PC, they give you Norton for "free" and x months later the nagging begins. That has left a taste of lacking professionalism with me.

I tried other systems and they are different. But then again, Martin Riddle got similar results as I did, around the same time.

Data is all backed up. But wiping the machine will be major pain. Mirroring is not working well (tried that before), lots of stuff has to be installed by hand. Piece by piece.

Try consulting. But you still have to deal with the junk caused by programmer incompetence and script kiddies :-)

Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/

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