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To: Musket

If you read all my posts in this thread you will understand why I do NOT NEED virus protection, ever. Have been doing business transactions on-line since Windows 95 came on the scene, and no virus has found me since. My methods allow me to run a computer so much faster with ZERO virus protection, and surf the net to my heart’s content.

My business computer has SSD and is slower because of virus protection programs, but I use it like average 10 minutes in a day to execute a stock transaction or make bank transfers etc, so speed is of no consequence.


47 posted on 05/06/2020 7:26:52 PM PDT by entropy12 (covid-19 separates the fearful from the freedom loving! If I am not afraid, no one should be.)
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To: entropy12
If you read all my posts in this thread you will understand why I do NOT NEED virus protection, ever. Have been doing business transactions on-line since Windows 95 came on the scene, and no virus has found me since. My methods allow me to run a computer so much faster with ZERO virus protection, and surf the net to my heart’s content.

I ran Windows with extensive Internet use for years with only 2 viruses (minor) just using "pray and press" and free mvps host file. But when i went to W/10 Pro (retail upgrade path from Win. 8) then I have left the Defender on, but it does not use much CPU cycles.

For those who want to, is this how you did it:

Open Start.

Name the key DisableAntiSpyware and press Enter.

Click the OK button.

From windowscentral.com How to permanently disable Windows Defender Antivirus on Windows 10

52 posted on 05/07/2020 3:29:13 AM PDT by daniel1212 (Trust the risen Lord Jesus to save you as a damned and destitute sinner + be baptized + follow Him)
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