Week 1 Giveaway
I’m giving away one free PrevX license key a week for the next 5 weeks. All you have to do is a leave a comment about which malware/spyware removal program you are currently using. I will then randomly pick a number and if your comment is that number you will receive a free key for PrevX 3.0 with realtime protection. The winner will be announced next Monday on July 27th 2009.
Update: If you don’t want to wait, PrevX gave me an extension on my 10% discount code for another 100 users! Discount Code:43U487U
Good Luck!
And the winner is…comment 15!
Ben is the winner for week one. I will be sending Ben a email for his free license to PrevX. I will posting a new contest Monday morning. Thanks for everyone who played.
I'm currently using TrendMicro.
I,m using avast
I'm using ESET NOD32
im using defensewall 2.56,maybe i will win prevx license in this week
Using AVG 8.5 Free Edition, Spybot S&D, Windows Defender and Malwarebytes (hate those long scans by AVG though)
Hi. I'm a Mac.
play nice with the PC user, BigChief
I am currently using KIS 2010, but I am very interested because Prevx 3.0 is a lightweight and efficient that I could very well alongside KIS.
We hope to win … hello world!
I'm using Avira Antivir Premium 9, hope to try Prevx too after reading many positive reviews.
I'm using Avira Premium Suite, but Prevx is an excellent program that I like to try.
I'm using Zonealarm Internet Security Suite/Ad-aware.
ESET, AVG 8.5 free, Malwarebyte, and a bit of common sense x3
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I'm using Avira Premium and Online armor pro.
Please, I desperately need a license for Prevx 3.0, my pc is full of virus.
I'm using Avast and comodo firewall.
I'm using a bootleg copy of PrevX…could definitely use a license key.
Prevx, I couldn't do without… It really does prevent infection in a unique manner, most other commercial products can learn a lot from this kind of protection. Prevx Rules!
Oh…and I forgot, I'm using Clamwin Antivirus which is also a great free antivirus product
My current protection: Avira Premium + Comodo firewall.
Prevx 3.0 is the best.
Great giweaway!!!
I'm using G-Data Internet Security 2010.
I 'm using Norton Internet Security 2009.
I'm using TrendMicro. Thanks for the giveaway dude.
I'm currently using KIS 2010.
Great great giveaway!!! I hope to win a license: good luck to all!
My protection: KAV 2010+Online armor firewall.
Thanks for the giweaway!!!
I'm currently using Avg internet security.
I hope to win!!!! Thanks…
My currently protection: Avira Premium and Pc Tools firewall.
I'm using ZoneAlarm Security Suite….thanks for the great giveaway
Prevx is a great program: I'm using Avira Premium, online armor firewall.
prevx's rootkit detection is very good, better than others such as rkr, I am currently using … nothing
I'm currently disgusted with virus protections. They all seem to intrusive and run too many services in the background. I recently uninstalled my version of McAfee and I doubt I'll ever go back to Symantec. Is Prevx different than the others?
I'm currently disgusted with virus protections. They all seem too intrusive and run too many services in the background. I recently uninstalled my version of McAfee and I doubt I'll ever go back to Symantec. Is Prevx different than the others?
PrevX is light weight and meant to be run along aside you antivirus program. Symantec can't catch a cold.
I have a friend who's a software engineer. He's been trying to get me to buy Eset. He's been into computer programming since before the personal computer. My biggest issue is that I have issues with the limited activations. I tend to reinstall my OS frequently. I recently upgraded my motherboard – reinstall XP. I then bought an e-sata hot-swap hard drive dock, but I installed my system with IDE and not AHCI, thus I need to reinstall XP again. See? I'm never satisfied. It's all a nightmare with software that constantly needs activations (and limits those activations.) It's gotten to the point that I simply do not reinstall the aps I've paid for. I just stop buying software that limits activation, or is stingy with extending activations. I did look into Prevx and it sounds dynamite, but they also limit activations to 3. That might take me through the one year subscription. Maybe not. I need to find out if Eset limits activations.
I have a friend who's a software engineer. He's been trying to get me to buy Eset. He's been into computer programming since before the personal computer. My biggest problem is that I have issues with the limited activations. I tend to reinstall my OS frequently. I recently upgraded my motherboard – reinstall XP. I then bought an e-sata hot-swap hard drive dock, but I installed my system with IDE and not AHCI, thus I need to reinstall XP again. See? I'm never satisfied. It's all a nightmare with software that constantly needs activations (and limits those activations.) It's gotten to the point that I simply do not reinstall the aps I've paid for. I just stop buying software that limits activation, or is stingy with extending activations. I did look into Prevx and it sounds dynamite, but they also limit activations to 3. That might take me through the one year subscription. Maybe not. I need to find out if Eset limits activations.
I have a friend who's a software engineer. He's been trying to get me to buy Eset. He's been into computer programming since before the personal computer. My biggest problem is that I have issues with limited activations. I tend to reinstall my OS frequently. I recently upgraded my motherboard – reinstall XP. I then bought an e-sata hot-swap hard drive dock, but I installed my system with IDE and not AHCI, thus I need to reinstall XP again. See? I'm never satisfied. It's all a nightmare with software that constantly needs activations (and limits those activations.) It's gotten to the point that I simply do not reinstall the aps I've paid for. I just stop buying software that limits activation, or is stingy with extending activations. I did look into Prevx and it sounds dynamite, but they also limit activations to 3. That might take me through the one year subscription. Maybe not. I need to find out if Eset limits activations.
Oh, and dude, you totally look like the cold fusion programmer at my previous place of employment! He was cool.
PrevX support is great. I've already had to ask to have my key reactivated after 3 deactivation attempts. It only took contacting support by email and they ready my key for use again. They understand.
As far as re-installing windows. You might want to think about "imaging". This would help tremendously with reactivation software. You could do a clean install with all you "paid for" software and just take an image. I do this all the time with virtual machines and my main workstation. I actually did it when I switched my system over to raid 0. I just imaged my drive with acronis true image and it was like nothing ever changed.
Also, acronis has a "universal restore" that will let you restore any image of your system to totally different hardware. In your case a new motherboard.
hope this helps.
Ahaan… I will follow.
I am using A-Squared and Outpost Firewall Pro