Microsoft Live Onecare seal of approval

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Diver replied

4 September 2008, 20:34
Originally posted by cojak View Post

ta, vf...

Download superantispyware to run with it. it's free and catches anything that one care misses. it's the only one that I've found that doesn't cause conflict problems.
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voodooflux replied

4 September 2008, 20:14
Originally posted by cojak View Post

ta, vf...

np
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cojak replied

4 September 2008, 20:13
ta, vf...
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voodooflux replied

4 September 2008, 20:12
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Since this will primarily be used wirelessly (and using Bristol's free wifi at that...), does this 1 care work on XP as well as Vista, Diver?

Yep.
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cojak replied

4 September 2008, 20:09
I've just got my Asus 1000 and am free to roam!

Since this will primarily be used wirelessly (and using Bristol's free wifi at that...), does this 1 care work on XP as well as Vista, Diver?
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Moscow Mule replied

5 July 2008, 09:13
Originally posted by Diver View Post

I use used cooking oil and recycled industrial oils for fuel. 47p a litre

Not if you make less than 50 Litres a week. According to the BBC last week, Hector doesn't care if it's only that much.
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Diver replied

4 July 2008, 22:31
Originally posted by wc2 View Post

Your first name is Steve and I claim my 5 litres of Diesel

I use used cooking oil and recycled industrial oils for fuel. 47p a litre
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wc2 replied

4 July 2008, 21:17
Originally posted by Diver View Post

After One full year of subscribing to Microsoft Live One care, I am now ready to give it my official seal of approval.

It has maintained my system to a high standard (peak performance).

Nothing has managed to get through the firewall.

Zero popups other than the ones I have allowed.

I'm using Vista and have had no problems whatsoever since removing all other anti virus software etc, and relying solely on 1 care.

Since installing 1 care, I have had no more problems with slow uploads or downloads.

I have just renewed for another year (£37)

I hate plugging Microsoft ware; but I have to be honest, I'm Impressed. Even Vista is a pleasure to use now that I've installed 1 care.

Just thought I'd share

Your first name is Steve and I claim my 5 litres of Diesel
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Cowboy Bob replied

4 July 2008, 17:29
Originally posted by Diver View Post

After One full year of subscribing to Microsoft Live One care, I am now ready to give it my official seal of approval.

It has maintained my system to a high standard (peak performance).

Nothing has managed to get through the firewall.

Zero popups other than the ones I have allowed.

I'm using Vista and have had no problems whatsoever since removing all other anti virus software etc, and relying solely on 1 care.

Since installing 1 care, I have had no more problems with slow uploads or downloads.

I have just renewed for another year (£37)

I hate plugging Microsoft ware; but I have to be honest, I'm Impressed. Even Vista is a pleasure to use now that I've installed 1 care.

Just thought I'd share

So, the question is, why do you have to pay £37 per year in order for Microsoft to make your system secure. Surely you should be getting that for free out of the box? Sounds like a scam to me.
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El_Diablo replied

3 July 2008, 17:08
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Thanks. Is it a Vista only thing or can XP users play too?

It appears so...

http://onecare.live.com/standard/en-...?pc=CreditCard
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Moscow Mule replied

3 July 2008, 14:52
Originally posted by Diver View Post

Just thought I'd share

Thanks. Is it a Vista only thing or can XP users play too?
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Diver started a topic Microsoft Live Onecare seal of approval

3 July 2008, 08:25
Microsoft Live Onecare seal of approval

After One full year of subscribing to Microsoft Live One care, I am now ready to give it my official seal of approval.

It has maintained my system to a high standard (peak performance).

Nothing has managed to get through the firewall.

Zero popups other than the ones I have allowed.

I'm using Vista and have had no problems whatsoever since removing all other anti virus software etc, and relying solely on 1 care.

Since installing 1 care, I have had no more problems with slow uploads or downloads.

I have just renewed for another year (£37)

I hate plugging Microsoft ware; but I have to be honest, I'm Impressed. Even Vista is a pleasure to use now that I've installed 1 care.

Just thought I'd share
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