Vlk,
I am very happy to hear that Avast 5 repairs (cures) some of the patching virus, I’m sure that this is something not easy to do when the virus rewrites the original file parts, what it comes to my mind now is that in the scanners inside Avast, should they be changed to Repair/Move to virus chest/Delete? or Repair option would be recomended only in boot scan?
Upgraded one windows 7 computer successfully and switched the language to Dutch.
Installed it fresh in Dutch on my new Sony Vaio F laptop.
I will have to upgrade 2 more computers from my relatives.
No issues so far and thanks for the Dutch translation.
Tech,
I still continue to ask how Dr. Web CureIt can repair (cure) almost every patching virus there and why other antivirus instead of repairing and curing them they move to chest or delete?
I’ve been able to cure a lot of computers with the Free Dr. Web Cureit single desinfector file or with the Dr. Web Live Boot Scan CD, I’m sure that they both do not remove all viruses and some times they have FP but talking about curing the damage .exes and .sys files Dr.Web is a master doing that, after that I can use Malwarbytes or SAS to desinfect leftovers and than install Avast 5.
Don’t you think it would be an example to follow? or am I thinking too high?
Anyway I would never leave Avast 5, this is my antivirus for more than 3 years and it’s the best for me in prevention.
It could (should) be better than avast on cleaning.
Or it is promising more than it can really do…
If Dr. Web could prevent the infection, ok. I think prevention is better than cure.
I think avast should give all attention to avoid infection at the first time.
For sure, the better it could clean, the better it will be.