>tfw fell for the comodo meme Tried Comodo and my XP setup

Dumb frog poster


Install gentoo

>>60821933
I already have GNU/Linux on my other drive, but I still use XP for some stuff

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>>60821925
>secure
>win xp

pick one.

just run your shitty legacy software with a shim/vm or actuality pay someone to port it

Oh and BTW fuck Comodo's "Secure shopping", installed it by accident because I didn't notice some of the tabs during the installation (thankfully this didn't happen to me on 7) and then the "uninstall" shortcut pointed to a missing exe. Good thing I managed to find the MSI by digging in %temp% and could use it to uninstall that shit.
>>60821997
>pick one
Well, it's more secure than 7 in some regards. For example WannaCry would cause a BSOD instead of working as it's intended to.
>just run your shitty legacy software with a shim/vm or actuality pay someone to port it
It's not legacy software though, it runs in 7. The thing is, due to some retarded copyright policies if you're using the ASIO drivers then all the other sound is muted. I use it as a multi-FX for my guitar and to process audio, so if I want to play along songs I can't unless I use some ReWire which causes crashes often. It's very annoying.
>that webm
wtf kek
is that in Vietnam or something like that?

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>>60822050
>he fell for the music meme

>>60822050
>Well, it's more secure than 7
That is categorically not true. It is less secure in literally every way. And no, WCry would work just fine on XP. MS even released an emergency patch it was so effective.

This just proves you're the dumbest faggot on this website to make such an ignorant comment.

>>60822566
>That is categorically not true. It is less secure in literally every way. And no, WCry would work just fine on XP. MS even released an emergency patch it was so effective.
https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/30/15712542/windows-xp-wannacry-protect-ransomware-blue-screen

>>60822584
>the verge

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>>60822592
Does it bother you that you don't have an argument?

>>60822602
The verge is literal clickbait

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>>60822753
So it does bother you that you don't have an argument

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>>60822753
Your post is clickb8
>>60821925
how about Avast? It's not the most effective AV out there but it's better than nothing tbqh.

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>>60822946
>Avast

AVG

/thread

>>60824789
just installed it, seems fine although I know it's basically avast now
less annoying than avast btw, doesn't even require registration

>>60821925
Newest Comodo wouldn't even run on my XP machine, installed some older version that takes up a lot of resources tho.

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>>60821925
pic related lasted me thorough all these years without any infection, I'd totally recommend using it instead of shitty antivirus programs

also ASIO has always been muting everything else, how else would it work if it let other programs access your soundcard?

>>60826738
wew lad
mine would freeze after booting several times
>>60826794
>also ASIO has always been muting everything else, how else would it work if it let other programs access your soundcard?
wrong
I've always used it just fine in XP along other programs. What you can't do is use more than one program that uses ASIO at the same time but that can be fixed with a DAW and loading the other stuff as VST plugins.
>common sense
Yeah good luck when a site you visit gets compromised. That's like saying you won't be robbed if you avoid rough neighborhoods, shit happens. I use ABP and I can recognize obvious malware like double extension files, but shit happens. And you can't count on everyone using your computer to have the same precautions as you. Using an AV is like wearing a rubber, it's not fail safe but it will protect you from a lot of infections. Of course if HPV, syphilis or herpes comes across it won't do shit. But at least it can save you from getting AIDS provided it doesn't break. This is the same idea. Ideally you wouldn't sleep with someone who has a STI, but sometimes you don't know. Like the husband who gets cucked and contracts an STI that Chad gave his wife that he foolishly trusted, so now he's not just a cuck but a cuck with a STI.

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>>60827144

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>>60826794
>tfw i work in retail computer sales and genuinely tell people who ask
"what's the best antivirus?" Common Sense 2017.
>many actually get the joke
>sometimes they don't
>mfw they go pull out their phone and google "common sense 2017" or ask if we carry that

>>60827350
I didn't get that it was a joke until I read your post.

>>60827242
found the cuck

>>60828111
memeing faggot
I run linux too but many things can only be done in windows
oh and linux is far from immune BTW
openBSD or even better, Be, would be closer to being secure systems. That said, no computer connected to the internet is really secure. Not with hardware level backdoors and MitM attacks being a thing.