Shoutbox

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Originally posted by aNILEator
yeah i remember it picked up my plus too and i saw the location but this one nasty it didn't kept saying it had removed ti but it'd be back whenever it scanned the next time

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Some stuff can't removed unless you manually do it.
So its not just OneCare that doesn't remove certain stuff.

Cheap and good. does its job for me

best not to touch 0neCare at all, had its problems from day 1 IMO

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Originally posted by HSV
best not to touch 0neCare at all, had its problems from day 1 IMO

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Really what kind of problems?
I had none what so ever minus few teething issue's during its first beta.

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Originally posted by joemailey

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Originally posted by HSV
best not to touch 0neCare at all, had its problems from day 1 IMO

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Really what kind of problems?
I had none what so ever minus few teething issue's during its first beta.

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wish i could remember those right now but im to tired but over all i wouldnt use it, myself

I've used it since its been in beta, never had issue.

So i guess its just way you want to work with it. i install it don't have to tounch it again because it does its own work.

No issues

Like everything people have different experiences. So i'd stick to telling people the good old try before you buy option.

but still Norton 360, i just loved the initial comments on Neowin's release page

-   "300MB of free hard disk space"

    They must be kidding. That is pathetic.

-    Allright folks ! New norton is here ... ready to slow down your computers ?

-    I guess once you run the inbuilt PC tune up, Norton will proceed to uninstall itself

-   * 300MHz or higher processor
    * 256MB of RAM minimum
    * 300MB of free hard disk space

    Im gunna boot up my 300mhz machine and see what happends

-   no 64bit os support? oh... no...

-   So let me make sure I understand...

This is basically Systemworks and Internet Security in one package, with one price tag, giving people the ability to completely **** up to three family computers for an entire year?

Where do I sign up?

Windows Live OneCare is at it again, this time attacking the installer.  "Win32/MessengerPlus.b!installer" is the detection its giving for the latest version of Plus' Installer.  It doesnt force you to remove it though.

OneCare Virus Encyclopedia: Win32/MessengerPlus

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Originally posted by Dane
Windows Live OneCare is at it again, this time attacking the installer.  "Win32/MessengerPlus.b!installer" is the detection its giving for the latest version of Plus' Installer.  It doesnt force you to remove it though.

OneCare Virus Encyclopedia: Win32/MessengerPlus

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Seems like one of the most far detections i've seen in a while. But their technical info is a bit off

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Originally posted by OneCare Virus Encyclopedia
Presence of a folder under %ProgramFiles% named "Messenger Plus! <version number>", and any of the following files in that folder:
detoured.dll         
lame_enc.dll       
libsndfile.dll       
msgplus.exe                 
msgplush.dll
msgplusloader.dll
richedhook.dll

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