Recommended Software

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Here are some programs I like to use at home (and sometimes at work). You might find a use for some of these and most can be downloaded from CNET.com:

Threat Identification
GMER Rootkit Scanner
Hiren's BootCD
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
Microsoft MSRT
SUPERAntispyware
Trinity Rescue CD

Threat Remediation
Pocket Killbox
Malwarebytes' Chameleon
OTL (OldTimer List)
Trend Micro HijackThis
XueTR

System Integrity
DBAN
IOBit Advanced System Care
IOBit SmartDefrag
MBRWizard
MiniTools Partition Wizard
Piriform CCleaner
RKill
TFC (Temp File Cleaner)

[/-/Gary Gygax.]

You lost me at rootkit

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Hi thanks for suggestions. Do you have anything for malware intrusion?

[^KossaK]

CBX Shell Manager v4.6. / that program allows you to see what is inside a archive (rar/zip) before you open it

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At home I like to use..

Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
CCleaner
and Norton 360

I have had no problems at all with the use of these 3
installed on my home system. (Dual Operating systems set up
on two seperate hard drives XP and Windows 7 then a third
drive for backup). works well this way.



At work I use..

Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
CCleaner
and Symantec Endpoint.

I do not like endpoint as much as 360 but we control
it from the servers, so I can send out updates or
scan request to all the systems on our network when
ever needed..

Lip

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Almost forgot. The link to Windows 7: Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP.
I do not remember who asked me for it in game ,

www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8057-dual-boot-installation-windows-7-xp.html


I did OPTION ONE : When XP is Installed First (I recommend a fresh install)
After XP is in and working OK.. Install hard drive #2.
 
Then starting at step 3 ..
Step 3. To Use a Separate Hard Disk Drive than the XP Drive

I then also installed a 3rd. hard drive for backing up files..

Lip

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Another program I like to use is OllyDbg (Olly Debug). It's a 32-bit Assembler-Level Debugger which allows you to dissect an executable to see what the program architecture is designed to do.

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Aug 21, 2013 11:27:20 GMT -5 @moon said:

Another program I like to use is OllyDbg (Olly Debug). It's a 32-bit Assembler-Level Debugger which allows you to dissect an executable to see what the program architecture is designed to do.

Moon... can you use it to modify a executable ?

I am wondering if this might be the program some use to change the
executable on some programs.

Lip

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No, you can execute modules within the executable (layered architecture), but you don't have the ability to modify existing code. It's primary function is to view the directives of the app instead of launching it. It does, however, allow you to debug anything you are creating. I used to make binary programs with AutoIt and then debug with this program. You really have to know what you're doing and what to look for to use OllyDbg.

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At me strangely, nobody has mentioned the ESET NOD32 or AVIRA???  These are very good antivirus programs.

Venom961