IndiGenus
Emeritus- Malware Team
It's certainly better than nothing, but its' effectiveness is limited to inbound traffic only, nothing outbound.So the Windows firewall isn't very effective on its own I take it?
It's certainly better than nothing, but its' effectiveness is limited to inbound traffic only, nothing outbound.So the Windows firewall isn't very effective on its own I take it?
Yes, I was going to ask you about that. Did you completely uninstall the older version? Before installing the new?Not sure why that spybot 1.4 showed up after I upgraded to the latest 1.6.2.46 or whatever it is and not before, but in any case the latest is installed.
I would uninstall the old version via Add or Remove Programs. I'm not sure why they are being reported that way by Windows. Worst case scenario is that you would need to re-install the new version. It's not a big deal but for me I like to keep things "clean".I didn't unistall the old, but there only seems to be one folder/exectable file there. The Add/Delete programs also shows both the new one and 1.4, but they both show as the same exact size, date last used, etc.
Did a little research on it but don't run the Premium version myself. I've seen some others with the same issue and it could be a number of things. I would suggest you post over at the Avira forums if the issue continues.There have been a couple new problems with IE opening some sites, like MSN and Yahoo, unless I deactivate Avira's WebGuard online protection, but it's not consistent. We'll see how it goes from here.