File Details |
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| File Size | 52.4 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $29.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | September 6, 2008 |
| Total Downloads | 5,913 |
| Publisher | Rising Antivirus International Pty Ltd |
| Homepage | Rising Antivirus 2008 |
Publisher's Description
Rising Antivirus 2008 protects your computers against all types of viruses, Trojans, worms, rootkits and other malicious programs. Ease of use and Smartupdate technology make Rising Antivirus 2007 an"install and forget"product and entitles you to focus on your own jobs with your computer.
Latest Reviews
Amdis reviewed v20.56 on Oct 21, 2008
To Tao2005(Well actualy to everyone.)
Rising Antvirus 2008 has also a Freeware version.
Look here :) :
http://www.softpedia.com...irus-Free-Edition.shtml
I am extremly impressed by it, low on resources..it's GUI just looks awesome.
maraskus reviewed v20.56 on Sep 25, 2008
For while, 25 Megabytes in memory with Firewall included are best perfomance. In one of both own notebooks detect a virus that Nod32 not, is proactive, it updates are intelligent and Windows not decrement speed.
I use Ad-Muncher, I use MailWasher, I use Pocomail, I use Firefox, I desactivate the Security Center and Firewall of Windows, deleting IExplorer and Outlook Express , no use wav agenda and the updates of windows are in manual, it show me when the actualizations are and I dicide if update or not.
With all that , and with a litle warning in internet my live with the viruses , troyans and spywares are not a crashing for month. Thats are good.
Rising is chinese, is simple, is good and the heuristic are apropiade.
Kaspersky are the best but... with Kaspersky I secure and my pc are unusable, sorry Kaspersky, for while, Rising Security are great for me
Tao2005 reviewed v20.44.11.0 on Aug 9, 2008
LOL, WOW, and to think. My AV/AS only costed me $10 dollors. Still, call me stupid. I dumped a two year subscription, for an annual sub..
Shoot, I seen better then this, ran better to. Yo people, if you wanna waiste money on an AV. Look in to Avast!. It's a fast, reliable, and well worth the dough.
Of course the best av's are free.
aruprc reviewed v19.49 on Jul 11, 2008
The latest version is free and truly good, has proactive HIPS protection and is among the lightest in terms of resource use. Lots of other nifty features makes this a hard to ignore AV.
Amdis reviewed v20.56 on Oct 21, 2008
To Tao2005(Well actualy to everyone.)
Rising Antvirus 2008 has also a Freeware version.
Look here :) :
http://www.softpedia.com...irus-Free-Edition.shtml
I am extremly impressed by it, low on resources..it's GUI just looks awesome.
maraskus reviewed v20.56 on Sep 25, 2008
For while, 25 Megabytes in memory with Firewall included are best perfomance. In one of both own notebooks detect a virus that Nod32 not, is proactive, it updates are intelligent and Windows not decrement speed.
I use Ad-Muncher, I use MailWasher, I use Pocomail, I use Firefox, I desactivate the Security Center and Firewall of Windows, deleting IExplorer and Outlook Express , no use wav agenda and the updates of windows are in manual, it show me when the actualizations are and I dicide if update or not.
With all that , and with a litle warning in internet my live with the viruses , troyans and spywares are not a crashing for month. Thats are good.
Rising is chinese, is simple, is good and the heuristic are apropiade.
Kaspersky are the best but... with Kaspersky I secure and my pc are unusable, sorry Kaspersky, for while, Rising Security are great for me
Tao2005 reviewed v20.44.11.0 on Aug 9, 2008
LOL, WOW, and to think. My AV/AS only costed me $10 dollors. Still, call me stupid. I dumped a two year subscription, for an annual sub..
Shoot, I seen better then this, ran better to. Yo people, if you wanna waiste money on an AV. Look in to Avast!. It's a fast, reliable, and well worth the dough.
Of course the best av's are free.
aruprc reviewed v19.49 on Jul 11, 2008
The latest version is free and truly good, has proactive HIPS protection and is among the lightest in terms of resource use. Lots of other nifty features makes this a hard to ignore AV.