i am using windows xp with service pack 3. i have purchased kaspesky internet security 2010 version 9.0.0.736, i am having firefox and intenet explorer browsers, after installing the kaspersky internet security 2010 virus scanner my browsing speed is slow down can any one tell me how to speed up the browsing... pls help me
kaspersky internet security 2010 slows down the system
Um... Kapersky? Oh dear. Kapersky is up there with Norton on the "things you definitely don't want on your computer" scale.
My advice? Remove Kapersky and install a free package with good reviews. That's the only way you're going to be able to get a decent speed web browsing.
My advice? Remove Kapersky and install a free package with good reviews. That's the only way you're going to be able to get a decent speed web browsing.
I've been running Kaspersky for about a year now with no problems. The 2010 is much faster than earlier versions. What's you computer specs? Here's mine if you're wondering:
4x Intel Xeon Quad 2.8 GHz (4 cores)
2 GB ram
600 GB (1x500 2x40)
9500 GT
I probably wouldn't recommend it on a laptop, although it should work fine on a somewhat powerful desktop. Try Comodo, it's light and secure.
4x Intel Xeon Quad 2.8 GHz (4 cores)
2 GB ram
600 GB (1x500 2x40)
9500 GT
I probably wouldn't recommend it on a laptop, although it should work fine on a somewhat powerful desktop. Try Comodo, it's light and secure.
| Diablosblizz wrote: |
| I've been running Kaspersky for about a year now with no problems. The 2010 is much faster than earlier versions. What's you computer specs? Here's mine if you're wondering:
4x Intel Xeon Quad 2.8 GHz (4 cores) 2 GB ram 600 GB (1x500 2x40) 9500 GT I probably wouldn't recommend it on a laptop, although it should work fine on a somewhat powerful desktop. Try Comodo, it's light and secure. |
Could it be that you started with a trial version and copied a new version over the trial version? Maybe your Kaspersky has its "knickers in a knot"?
Try disabling the real-time virus protection. (I don't know if that will make it faster)
| Arty wrote: |
| Try disabling the real-time virus protection. (I don't know if that will make it faster) |
That's a bad idea, without real-time protection your running the AV for no reason. Real-time protection detects programs you've downloaded, so if you turn it off you have to manually scan everything.
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