http://help.lockergnome.com/security/F-PROT-forum-6.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/security/PROT--ftopict11525.html#50534 I don t know how widespread it is but for the last couple of days some people me included have started seeing problems when using F PROT 6 0 9 1 It appears that the latest definition updates are causing the program to hold on to allocated memory so the machines gradually grind to a halt due to lack of available resources If you use F PROT both XP and Vista machines seem to have t http://help.lockergnome.com/security/DOS-longer-supported--ftopict10915.html#49349 F prot Antivirus 6 0 still has a DOS version CLS mode and [url]http: www f prot com download home_user download_fpdos html[ url] is the 3 16f s link http://help.lockergnome.com/security/default--ftopict10916.html#47739 buddyb@yippy ti ye wrote: > On Sat 23 Jun 2007 01:12:20 0400 kurt wismer > wrote: > >> Vito Corti wrote: >>> On 22 06 07 11:47:33 James Egan wrote: >> [snip] >>>> and also get the manual scan >>>> items to report only ie stop quarantining files Either that or >>>> suppress the manual scan menu entirely to stop someone running with >>>> th http://help.lockergnome.com/security/isk-Intl--ftopict10722.html#46845 Thanks I am thinking of using it as a secondary AV and in a clean boot As amazing as it may be I am win98se and AVscanner Will this one do the trick? > > Not if you re planning on running it in a dos window of anything later > than winme There s a serious issue with using it on xp in that it > misses out most of the files it is supposed to scan > > The command line version which s http://help.lockergnome.com/security/latest-version-DOS-ree-version--ftopict9191.html#38051 On Wed 28 Jun 2006 06:11:13 0500 Q wrote: > John S wrote in > : > >> Just wondering if I looked in the right place On the assumption >> that version 3 16f was available I went looking for it on the >> F Prot site >> >> However when I reached the download page for the free DOS version >> the file on offer was http://help.lockergnome.com/security/Dos-scanning-iles--ftopict9190.html#38047 On Thu 15 Jun 2006 20:17:59 0700 Chas wrote: >I m still using F Prot DOS on my Win98 systems but it has limitations >when checking NT based OSs like Win2k and XP KAVDOS32 is more effective for Win 9x ME as well as the NT based OS >I ve been running KAVDOS32 and it seems pretty good I think that this >is still a need for DOS based scanners for s http://help.lockergnome.com/security/server--ftopict1391.html#37414 I have been unable to either get updates or even access their site all day http://help.lockergnome.com/security/Antivirus--ftopict1448.html#5690 Lordman wrote: > What abaut F Prot Antivirus? I have been using it abaut many years because > is light fast and because personal license es cheap and covers up to 5 > computers but i dont know if today is still a good choice > > Cul idioma es ese? Paul http://help.lockergnome.com/security/tp-tp-updates-taking-orever-download--ftopict1447.html#5686 tinklemagoo wrote in news:n6 Df 23210 mf2 1015@newsfe6 win ntli net: > Slow as hell downloading from ftp: ftp f prot com pub > for about 2 weeks now > > ntl broadband no problems surfing downloading anywhere else > just f prot ftp Can the newest updates be downloaded > anywhere else? > D L ed 2 days ago w o any problems very good speed The d http://help.lockergnome.com/security/Linux-check-bootsector--ftopict1445.html#5683 Georg Peters wrote: > > dd if= dev hda of= home userid scantest hda bs=4096 count=1 > dd if= dev fd0 of= home userid scantest fd0 bs=4096 count=1 > > f prot collect home userid scantest > > collect > Scan a virus collection This option is intended for advanced > users When this option is used it will e g scan for bootsector > viruses within files even though th http://help.lockergnome.com/security/DOS-run-Windows-DOS-BOX-real-mode-MS-DOS--ftopict1446.html#5682 Running Win98 For years I always restarted in MS DOS to run the DOS version of F prot Recently I tried it in a DOS Prompt box It took just about half the time as in real mode DOS Are there any problems using it in a Win DOS Prompt other than it doesn t check the swap file? Pat http://help.lockergnome.com/security/modiying-memory-usage-program--ftopict1444.html#5680 John Paul Stewart wrote: > > If you look up thread I was suggesting the OP add the swap as a > diagnostic tool If he increases swap by 1GB and the original problem > F Prot using all RAM and swap persists that s a likely indication of > a memory leak or other problem with the application In that case no > amount of additional RAM will help So why spend the money on extra RAM > http://help.lockergnome.com/security/default--ftopict1443.html#5667 On Wed 3 Aug 2005 17:44:58 0400 Roger Wilco wrote: > > Zvi Netiv wrote in message >news:5qape1llt4572qaqc4fmhf7of1qcfpg1im@4ax com >> Roger Wilco wrote: >> > Zvi Netiv wrote in message >> > > Roger Wilco wrote: >> > > http://help.lockergnome.com/security/AdAware-06-conlict-16b--ftopict1442.html#5628 Chas wrote in message news:qb dnWb4lfD9IzTfRVn sg@comcast com > > >> >> >> I ve run into a conflict running AdAware 1 06 on a > > >> >> >> system with F Prot 3 16b AdAware locks up the > > >> >> >> system when it tries to open a file that F Prot > > >> >> >> detects as a problem F Prot has reported a number > > >> >> >> of false positives on this system http://help.lockergnome.com/security/NOD32--ftopict1441.html#5621 I ve read with interest the various posts about a v software choices I m close to deciding on NOD32 but was wondering if anyone could offer a comparison with F PROT Thanks Maxine <em>Using <a href="http://www.gotoassist.com/chris">GoToAssist</a> is the easiest way to view and control another person's computer online. 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