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I just went to the site..Its available for download to anyone. Check it out. You just have to have a Original [ non nuked] XP. And voila..you have your copy of Beta Defender!

A link would be great :rolleyes:

Is Connect a News Group?

Edited by denzilla

here

:devil:

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Doing a search for the defender application from MS found nothing, so I think s_spiff is pulling your arm......but I did find this article that mentions Neowin.

January 6, 2005

Microsoft Launches Anti-Spyware Beta

By Tim Gray

Microsoft(Quote, Chart) has launched a beta of its anti-spyware tool from the technology of a recent acquisition.

The launch, first reported on Microsoft tip site Neowin.net as code-name "Atlanta," is essentially a version of the product from New York-based Giant Software, which Microsoft acquired last month.

Source: http://www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3455221

For Windows OneCare beta tester click here

/EZ

Edited by EZRecovery

For heavns sake, I'm not pulling anyones anything!

http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/s...re/default.mspx

thhats the link. I tried it out, and by my opinion, its another of the Ms resource leecher. For its size and functions, it drains my ram/memory/cpu quite a bit. Its in the same class as WOCL. Heck, I already unintsalled it. but I say it does it job quite well.

For heavns sake, I'm not pulling anyones anything!

http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/s...re/default.mspx

thhats the link. I tried it out, and by my opinion, its another of the Ms resource leecher. For its size and functions, it drains my ram/memory/cpu quite a bit. Its in the same class as WOCL. Heck, I already unintsalled it. but I say it does it job quite well.

You didn't read the thread!

We want Windows Defender v1.1!

The one on Microsoft.com is the 1.0

looks like you need to learn to read s_spiff. You didnt link to defender.

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