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What do you think is the most effective DOS based virus scanning software out? Whenever we get a machine in for repair we always virus scan it first using DOS F-Prot. We've been using that for 2 years now, and it's getting larger every minute. https://forums.windrivers.com/ We now have a 2-Disk boot set (customized by yours truely) because of the size. Any Ideas?
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"What's an ID10T error?"
"Nevermind... just bring it in..."
Norton with the signatures on diskettes, take about 3 or 4 disks, but is very effective!
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Make something idiot proof, and they will invent a better idiot!
Yes, definitely Norton!
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I use PC-Cillian DOS for Booting from clean Win98 Boot Disk then running Virus scan. Quick run program and no problem updating files.
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We use Norton's Anti-virus 2001. It boots from cd and runs.
I use Norton, create the emerg disks. they have spanned to five kinda a pain in the but, but very good for the system.
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Sit on that chair and think about what you've done to your poor computer!!!!
I use the F-Prot too but formatted the floppy to 1.6Mb so the new version all fits on one. https://forums.windrivers.com/
Among McAfee and Norton, I use F-prot 3.08. It works too and it's continually updated. I find it finds a lot of worms and viruses.
Sunstroke.
F=Prot for my own machines, InoculateIT Personal Edition (free) for those who don't fancy downloading zip file updates ... all they've got to do is click a mouse 2 or 3 times.
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Still scrambling up the learning curve ...
I use innoculate it on disk.
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