Fix MSE utility will restore all registry values & service settings to known good defaults, without re-installing MSE. This utility works fine on both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows. It supports Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. Note that you need to have installed Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 and Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0 to run this utility.

All you need to do is to download and extract the file to see Fix MSE folder, double click on Fix MSE.exe file and click on Fix MSE button to fix the errors.

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PC Tools Internet Security 2010 is an all in one Protection tool. It combines the award-winning security technologies from PC Tools, including Spyware Doctor AntiSpyware, AntiVirus, Firewall Plus and Spam protection, to provide complete integrated protection for your PC.

PC Tools Internet Security 2010 costs $42.99 or Rs.1890 for up to 3 computers license, but you don’t need to spend single penny just follow below procedure and claim your free product.

1. Go to this Australian Proxy Website.
2. Copy the below URL and paste it into the URL box and click on Go button. http://www.pctools.com/wbc/

   

3. Fill up form with proper details (First name, Last name, Email address & Password) & Click on Submit.
4. A verification email will be sent to your email address, check your inbox and click on activation link.
5. Once you click on Activation link a webpage with PC Tools Internet Security License Code will be displayed. Copy License Code and save it. (You will also receive email with Pc Tools Internet Security 2010 License code).
6. Now Download PC Tools Internet Security 2010 from here and use above license Code to activate for 12 month.

Microsoft Security Essentials is a free security software developed by Microsoft. It was released as a limited beta to users in the United States, Brazil & China.

Contrary to reports, Microsoft is not releasing its Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) final in October. It’s coming today, September 29.

As per the information available from DownoadSquad, MSE will be available to users in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States from today itself.

You can go to the Microsoft Security Essentials home page (not available yet), to download the final version of MSE security suite for your Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.

If you are the users of MSE beta, give your response in the comment section below.

Symantec has released beta versions of its upcoming 2010 releases to the public. The new version features a new protection model codenamed Quorum and will put a heavier focus on reputation-based malware detection. While it won’t replace existing signature-based detection for known threats, Norton says the reputation model can detect zero-day malware that’s never been seen before.

This beta test version of Norton Internet Security 2010 is the fastest, most effective security solution. Norton Internet Security offers comprehensive protection against all types of online threats. This release offers superior performance, improved protection, and features to help preserve the performance of your PC.

Other features include an overhaul to parental control and spam filtering, more detailed information provided by Norton Insight, which identifies known good programs for faster scanning, and a new feature called Autopsy, which is designed to help the user understand what just happened when Norton automatically removes an infection.

Other improvements included in Norton Internet Security 2010 is Norton Insight, which identifies trusted applications to accelerate the scanning system, and a spam detection system based on Brightmail.

Norton Internet Security 2010 beta is available for Download now at www.norton.com/nis2010beta and Norton Antivirus 2010 beta is at www.norton.com/nav2010beta. Both products will be fully Windows 7 compatible upon their final release.

Users with current subscriptions will receive the update at no extra cost.

The build number for this antivirus is 1.0.1407.00 which is lower than the leaked version on torrents. It is available for only first 75,000 users but Microsoft can increase the limit if required. So grab your copy as soon as possible.

You will need a Windows Live ID and will have to fill a small survey before downloading it. It’s available on Microsoft Connect.

Key Features:

• Real-time protection
• Dynamic Signature Service
• Root-kit protection
• Lightweight design
• CPU throttling
• Idle-time scanning
• Smart caching and active memory swapping

System Requirements for MSE:

For Windows XP:

• • • • CPU with clock speed of 500 MHz or higher
      • Memory of 256 MB RAM or higher
      • VGA (display): 800×600 or higher
      • Storage: 140 MB of available hard-disk space

For Windows Vista and Windows 7 (Beta or RC):

• CPU with clock speed of 1.0 GHz or higher
• Memory of 1 GB RAM or higher
• VGA (display): 800×600 or higher
• Storage: 140 MB of available hard-disk space

Download MSE Beta

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The Microsoft’s free antivirus software, code named “Morro” has been officially named as “Microsoft Security Essentials”. Its beta version will be available to download from 23^rd June for the first 75000 users. It will be available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you have a licensed copy of Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or above), Windows Vista, or Windows 7, you will be able to download and install this antivirus software at no additional charge.

When the antivirus is installed, it validates whether the copy of Windows running is genuine or not. If you have Windows Defender working on your PC, then MSE will uninstall Windows Defender, as MSE is a superset of Defender.

Key Features:

• Real-time protection
• Dynamic Signature Service
• Root-kit protection
• Lightweight design
• CPU throttling
• Idle-time scanning
• Smart caching and active memory swapping

The beta version of MSE will be available for public download from June 23, Tuesday, at Security Essentials page (page goes live from 23^rd June, Tuesday).

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Do you know Microsoft is all set to release a new antivirus as a substitute to its discontinued security suite Live One Care and this new antivirus name is Morro.

This new antivirus Morro is being tested by Microsoft employees, so the User Interface is subject to change in upcoming build. Neowin has posted three screenshots of the Microsoft Morro few hours back. You can see all these screenshots below:

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Microsoft is getting ready to unveil its free anti-virus software, pitching it into direct competition with companies such as Symantec and McAfee.

A Microsoft spokesman says that the world’s biggest software maker is testing an early version of the product with its own employees. Microsoft will "soon" make a beta version available via its website, he added, although the spokesman declined to provide a specific date.

Investors are closely monitoring the free service, codenamed Morro after Brazil’s Morro de Sao Paolo beach, amid concern it could hurt sales of products from Symantec and McAfee, which generate billions of dollars of revenue a year.

Microsoft claims that Morro will offer basic features for fighting a wide range of viruses, which will likely make it comparable to low-end consumer products from Symantec and McAfee.