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Why on earth would you want to? It's a very well know thing that more than one anti-virus product is a bad thing to have. Windows Firewall + Anti-virus + malware bytes would be OK.

brybry said:
ok so kas has its own win fire wall, its just that there are so many warnings
when win f w is turned off..............


You can disable the firewall warning if you want to use another firewall. Security Center options will give you that.
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brybry said:
oh how is that . i use an ipstar satalite reciever no real software ????


If you don't have a router, then you don't have a firewall in it of-course.

Most attacks are not something a firewall would block anyway, it's initiated by the user, which the firewall views as proper action. Meaning most viruses start with someone running a bad file or going to an infected web site. Since you initiated that action, the firewall lets it though.

brybry said:
wow i learn sumthing new

ok my g f has a chineese 100/10/ router

my mum has a aopen 1000/100/10 router ,

so what do they do ??


As far as security? You can run Kaspersky, and use it's firewall also, but it's not fully needed because the routers have a firewall. Do not need to run MS Defender or any other second anti-virus. I run Malwarebytes but not the resident program, just do a scan every so often. But I keep track of what sites I visit and most techs know the signs of a bad site or email that may have viruses. Running the full version of Malwarebytes along with another anti-virus product is OK.

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brybry said:
1; how do u tell signs of a bad site please ( noobie ) when surfing .

2; other poeple sed dont run realtime live mbam with other full time a v
??????

Signs of a bad site, usually a bad design, lots of ads for questionable products, "FREE" flashing all over the place, almost anything you get when you search for free products you normally pay for.

I don't run Malwarebytes full time, but from the things it detects, it does not act the same way as an anti-virus. A good anti-virus that also detects sypware should be fine on it's own.
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