so I am looking for an anti virus that is accessible with NVDA on windows 10. I don't like windows defender. What anti virus do you guys use that is accessible?
CloudyBeep6 points4y ago
A self-proclaimed security expert told me that using anything other than Windows Defender for individual use is overkill. Many free anti-virus software packages contain their own viruses, or at least bloatware.
multi-instrumental3 points4y ago
This is... sort of true.
Windows Defender is really good though. Especially with how bad anti-malware software was on Windows' end.
blindfeedback [OP]2 points4y ago
windows defender detects so many false positives.
bradley223 points4y ago
It’s true.
Personally i use vipre. It’s accessible with NVDA.
multi-instrumental2 points4y ago
You'll get **waaay** more false positives with the heavier duty anti-malware/AV software out there.
A "secret" is that the vast majority are using an almost identical signature database. Check out av-test.org and https://www.av-comparatives.org/consumer/ for objective (as much as it's possible) comparisons.
Nighthawk3212 points4y ago
Malwarebytes for sure.
fluffernutter591 points4y ago
I just use Defender for realtime protection and I scan with Malware bytes free once a week or so.
It's accessible and good, just kinda annoying.
I've also heard good things about NOD32 and Clam Win.
[deleted]1 points4y ago
I heard BitDefender is pretty good.
blindfeedback [OP]1 points4y ago
that anti virus is not accessible. I downloaded the free version to test it out and NVDA cannot even read the installer.
[deleted]1 points4y ago
My sincerest apologies, man. I had no clue. It seems to be a thing going on lately with program updates being inaccessible. TOR browser didd it too. Nvda cant read it all.
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