

It blocked 79 percent of the downloads, which is a hair over average. I needed to wait for each destructive executable to download and install, and after that wait 5-10 secs for Malware Fighter's verdict. Malware Fighter guided the web browser far from precisely one dangerous URL, which means the test took a long, lengthy time. That's good, however a repeat scan with ESET NOD32 Antivirus 10 took much less than half a minute. On conclusion, it displayed one of those odd figure of speeches that I stated: "Your PC is on threat!" The scanner flags files that are understood to be secure and also thus do not need an additional check, so a repeat check ended up in 6 mins.


The present standard for a complete check is 45 minutes. The initial full check of my typical tidy test system took over 2 hours, longer than nearly any type of contending item. Malware Fighter's complete system check likewise proved to be incredibly slow.
