Computer Home Security

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These are really cheap and printed on cheap stock. The ink is cheap too as the stickers and sign fade quickly in the sun...

I wasn't expecting much based on the Amazon price, however I was very disappointed that after 3 months the sign faded. The sign is no longer visible.

For the money I would have expected it to have a metal stake for the ground. Stickers are to be stuck on from indoors. Not good if you need to stick them outside for any reason. My stake already broke due to the wind.

it is a exclite ideal too get people away that you do not what around with out filling like you are the one that is being lock up.

After 3 months, the sign on the northwest side of the house has faded to illegibility.

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Be prepared to keep buying more of these as they are cheap and don last in the elements. If you put them in a window that the sun shines they will not last very long, not even a year. They could have used thicker stock and better ink. They do look good in those windows that dont have sun hitting them.

Bought this less than a year ago, the yard sign is almost completly white from SUN fade and same goes for the stickers. Clearly no UV coating on these, shop around for something else that will last.

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This product came to me exactly as advertised and showed up in short order. I'd call it a very good transaction.

Hi, I received this book with great expectation since it i stated as "The Official Guide". However, this is "The Official Guide" if you are planning to sell Citrix solution to your management or your client. It shares a little of technical inside info what I was expecting. So I recommend this book for sales people (internal or external), not to system administration guys who would expect some best practices while deploying these type of solutions ... Best, Damir

If you are looking for advanced techniques, this is not the book. If you are looking for what management wants to hear, this is the book. If you are a newb, this is the book.

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Having used almost all antivirus programs, I can say this one is the least amount of trouble and you hardly know its there! The only thing they can work on is the UI but all in all it works great and hardly uses any resources like norton so your comp does not run any slower.

Love this Nod 32. It does everything it is advertised to do. No virus at all since it was installed.

I'm not a computer geek. I can get around, do basic stuff, but messing around with internet security software is not my thing. I want to install it and forget about it. I want it to do it's job without getting in my face. I want it to let me do what I want to do while protecting my computer. Is that too much to ask? I've used Norton, but avoided it in 2007 due to all sorts of reported problems it was having with Windows XP. I then went to Kaspersky in 2007 which seemed to take over my computer and made it secure enough for a 6 year old. I was forced to interact with the software regularly, which seemed to laugh at my attempts to add websites to my trusted sites (didn't work.) ENOUGH of that nonsense. When Kaspersky expired in 2008, I decided to try NOD32. LOVE it. It's everything I want in internet security. I can't get into all the technical garbage because I wouldn't have a clue what to tell you; let's just say if you're like me and know your way around a computer but aren't a geek and are just looking to have your computer protected without screwing up said computer and don't want your security constantly getting in your way, this product may be exactly what you're looking for.

A long time ago an expert told me Rick don't worry about what your program FINDS worry about what it doesn't. I have spy ware with Trojans on my computer and I am aware of them. I installed them. However, I recently downloaded a new trojan infected file I needed part of and Nod32 didn't see it. In fact after updating and pointing it at the file it said it was fine. Using an online scanner [...] that utilities virtually every scanner turned up a trojan. This made me wonder if switching from TrendMicro was a good idea. I installed Trend on my Vista hard drive which is on an a separate drive and rescanned my XP system and found several infected files that I did not know about and did not want. I guess Nod32 is ok but don't be fooled by it NOT finding things. Download Threatfire free and let it back up your Nod32. If you think a file might be infected then use Jotti and find out. The you can go about repairing your system. Peace Rick

No product is perfect but the little company that could has created a monster - itself. I was a customer for years until I was hit with 2 Trojans that somehow eluded NOD32. I sent 2 emails to the company about it and got no response. So when my software expired after being with them for 4 years, I decided to take a one month trial on two different competitor's free month trials. When I came back 70 days later to see if I could renew my license, I tried online but was told I had to call customer service. I couldn't understand why because my customer account info was sent to me using their system. After waiting on hold for almost a half hour, ESET told me "sure you can upgrade" - but quoted me at a price that was higher than the renewal. And when I asked them why it was even higher than the price on their web site, the rep said "Oh... our policy is that once you are 60 days from a license expiry, it's as if you're a new customer. So shall we upgrade?" What a pathetic up selling. Having me on hold for 30 minutes and then telling me that the world's shortest expiration period meant I need to pay new customer prices? Perhaps this was a sign I'd have an infected computer using NOD32 again and the incredibly bad customer service and policies clinched it. There are plenty of good, if not better alternatives if you look.