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The Top Malware Removal Tools of 2012
Norton Antivirus 2012
Norton has long been a big name in computer protection. The newest edition of the Antivirus program makes it easy for malware to be stopped. This even includes protection against exploit programs that are often skipped by some other removal tools. You can even get real time information on any threats that the program stops as they come into your computer.
Bitdefender Antivirus Plus
Bitdefender has a program that is noted for having some of the industryâs best malware detection rates. It uses scheduled scans to find malware and works quickly to remove old malware files from a computer. It even uses quick scans that can be used in the background without causing your computer to slow down.
Kaspersky Antivirus 2012
The 2012 edition of Kasperskyâs flagship program has some of the best malware removal rates in the industry. It works on all major operating systems including Windows 7. It also uses detailed descriptions of individual malware programs to give you an idea of what is being removed from your computer.
F-Secure Antivirus
F-Secureâs program has a strong malware detection rating. What makes it particularly valuable is its customized scanning feature. This is where you can adjust the program to scan in specific spots in the computer including spots where you feel there might be some malware in that area. This could be used to control trouble spots quickly.
Avast Pro Antivirus 2012
Avast is another popular name in malware removal. This program has support for not only computer hard drives but also for flash drives and other portable hard drives that can link up to a computer. It makes for an easy to use device that is convenient and works well for anyone who is interested in getting a good program to scan items.
The Top Malware Removal Tools of 2012
Norton Antivirus 2012
Norton has long been a big name in computer protection. The newest edition of the Antivirus program makes it easy for malware to be stopped. This even includes protection against exploit programs that are often skipped by some other removal tools. You can even get real time information on any threats that the program stops as they come into your computer.
Bitdefender Antivirus Plus
Bitdefender has a program that is noted for having some of the industryâs best malware detection rates. It uses scheduled scans to find malware and works quickly to remove old malware files from a computer. It even uses quick scans that can be used in the background without causing your computer to slow down.
Kaspersky Antivirus 2012
The 2012 edition of Kasperskyâs flagship program has some of the best malware removal rates in the industry. It works on all major operating systems including Windows 7. It also uses detailed descriptions of individual malware programs to give you an idea of what is being removed from your computer.
F-Secure Antivirus
F-Secureâs program has a strong malware detection rating. What makes it particularly valuable is its customized scanning feature. This is where you can adjust the program to scan in specific spots in the computer including spots where you feel there might be some malware in that area. This could be used to control trouble spots quickly.
Avast Pro Antivirus 2012
Avast is another popular name in malware removal. This program has support for not only computer hard drives but also for flash drives and other portable hard drives that can link up to a computer. It makes for an easy to use device that is convenient and works well for anyone who is interested in getting a good program to scan items.
Experts on LaCie Rugged 1TB portable Hard Drive needed!?
Daniel
I have a few questions:
1). Will this hard drive allow me to copy files from both Windows and Mac onto it,
2). Will this hard drive allow me to backup both a Windows and Mac onto it
3). Does it come with backup software?
4). Is it USB Bus powered?
(Note: The Computers I have are:
Windows XP
And
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3)
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"(Note: The Computers I have are:
Windows XP
And
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3)"
Not. Those are the software systems, not the computers. Example of a computer is MacBook Pro 2.4GHz quad-core i7 2012.
All HDDs are the same for your questions, so this answer is for all HDDs in the world including your LaCie.
1). Will this hard drive allow me to copy files from both Windows and Mac onto it,
A: The HDD has nothing to say about what you copy. The format and the driver control that. The Apple driver for NTFS format is read-only, so you have to add software, such as Paragon NTFS For Mac, to enable write (means copy, move, rename) to the HDD. Alternately, you could format the drive for "Mac OS Extended" and buy either "MacDrive" or "TransMac" for Windows to be able to use it, but the Paragon NTFS For Mac software is cheaper. You could expand your brain a bit beyond initial cost and realize that the Mac format (used with OS 10.2 or later, even more so with OS 10.3 or later) is more efficient and more resistant to fragmentation than any format from Microsoft. Alternate plan would be install HFSExplorer in Windows to enable read (copying) from Mac formatted volumes, create two partitions on the HDD, when in Windows add files to the NTFS volume, and in OS X add files to the Mac volume. Then you can copy from NTFS when in Os X, and copy from Mac format when in Windows -- total cost of extra software = zero.
2). Will this hard drive allow me to backup both a Windows and Mac onto it
Apple's backup software is "Time Machine". That needs "Mac OS Extended" format. I don't use any backup software with Windows, but I would bet a dollar to a doughnut it needs NTFS format. To use one HDD with both backup strategies, create two partitions on the HDD, and format two file systems.
3). Does it come with backup software?
The HDD? Ask the maker.
4). Is it USB Bus powered?
I have never heard of any HDD case without a USB port except a NAS. If your Mac has Firewire 800, get a case with that connection also, because it is much faster than USB. LaCie shows a graph of speed comparison for USB and FW, but it is bunk, because in real-life use, USB never performs up to its theoretical maximum specs. It takes 2-3 times as long to copy a 1 GB movie file through USB 2.0 as it does through FW 800.
The links below are for top quality HDD and case that I use with my Macs. The HDD is fast (7200 RPM), the case is flexible (four connection options) and will dissipate heat well (aluminum not plastic). To get a 1 TB 7200 RPM in aluminum case from LaCie, you buy the "Enterprise" at $299.
"(Note: The Computers I have are:
Windows XP
And
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3)"
Not. Those are the software systems, not the computers. Example of a computer is MacBook Pro 2.4GHz quad-core i7 2012.
All HDDs are the same for your questions, so this answer is for all HDDs in the world including your LaCie.
1). Will this hard drive allow me to copy files from both Windows and Mac onto it,
A: The HDD has nothing to say about what you copy. The format and the driver control that. The Apple driver for NTFS format is read-only, so you have to add software, such as Paragon NTFS For Mac, to enable write (means copy, move, rename) to the HDD. Alternately, you could format the drive for "Mac OS Extended" and buy either "MacDrive" or "TransMac" for Windows to be able to use it, but the Paragon NTFS For Mac software is cheaper. You could expand your brain a bit beyond initial cost and realize that the Mac format (used with OS 10.2 or later, even more so with OS 10.3 or later) is more efficient and more resistant to fragmentation than any format from Microsoft. Alternate plan would be install HFSExplorer in Windows to enable read (copying) from Mac formatted volumes, create two partitions on the HDD, when in Windows add files to the NTFS volume, and in OS X add files to the Mac volume. Then you can copy from NTFS when in Os X, and copy from Mac format when in Windows -- total cost of extra software = zero.
2). Will this hard drive allow me to backup both a Windows and Mac onto it
Apple's backup software is "Time Machine". That needs "Mac OS Extended" format. I don't use any backup software with Windows, but I would bet a dollar to a doughnut it needs NTFS format. To use one HDD with both backup strategies, create two partitions on the HDD, and format two file systems.
3). Does it come with backup software?
The HDD? Ask the maker.
4). Is it USB Bus powered?
I have never heard of any HDD case without a USB port except a NAS. If your Mac has Firewire 800, get a case with that connection also, because it is much faster than USB. LaCie shows a graph of speed comparison for USB and FW, but it is bunk, because in real-life use, USB never performs up to its theoretical maximum specs. It takes 2-3 times as long to copy a 1 GB movie file through USB 2.0 as it does through FW 800.
The links below are for top quality HDD and case that I use with my Macs. The HDD is fast (7200 RPM), the case is flexible (four connection options) and will dissipate heat well (aluminum not plastic). To get a 1 TB 7200 RPM in aluminum case from LaCie, you buy the "Enterprise" at $299.
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