For those NOT having BSOD with vLite what AntiVirus you using?

[McoreD]

I am using SAV 10.0 and it is really terrible I can't use vLite without BSODing.

Can you kindly please tell what AV you using?

Thanks,

McoreD

[bmhome1]

Kaspersky's Vista beta works perfectly and also far less resources than any other I've tested.

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Nod32

[lobbie1978]

"GRISOFT is announcing a new version of the AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition. This is the new 7.5 version with improved performance and full compatibility with the latest Microsoft Windows Vista"

Tried it, love it. It is one of the best AV apps out there and it's free Read the tests

You can download it here: http://free.grisoft.com/softw/70free/setup...ree_441a944.exe

Edited February 10, 2007 by lobbie1978

[Cronner]

Nod32

[Camarade_Tux]

NOD32.

[hlc]

NOD32 absolutely........

[Jeronimo]

Avast! Home Free, but possible I will switch to Avira Antvir PE when it comes available for Vista. I think it is better, but I still need to try it out first.

[sp00f]

kaspersky

[R-y-o]

Same like @XP

Avast!

[pallavsuri]

use anything except AntiVir personal edition

and preferably diable the anti virus while you work with vlite. else one gets odd errors like cannot access image file or BSODs etc.

[Dobby]

Avast! Home Edition. Been using it for years now and they have an x64 Vista version available. It's got a bit sluggish recently but they are working on reducing the number page faults which affects performance so that's all good.

[trickytwista]

kaspersky security suite here...was using nod32 on vista however nod32 didnt see a few trojans and viruses and after installing latest kaspersky on installing it, it detected several things that nod32 missed..was gutted actually as i swore by and trusted nod32 bigtime..so its kaspersky from now on everytime...cheers..gaz