Even here WD will protect as much as anything else including MWB. On a Home computer provided you run WD and its realtime protection the simple answer is NO NO NO !!!Īll these 3rd party A/V products are of ZERO use on HOME computers -use them if it gives you peace of mind but all these companies are addressing LAST CENTURY's problems - or certainly problems that might have been valid a few years ago -W7/W8 etc didn't have any sensible security etc etc.ĩ9% of people won't get Malware or infection or even PUPs -the only way to get these on W10 these days (assuming WD is active etc) is to either turn them off when installing some dubious software, use pirate / warez websites for pirated material, or install "dubious special offers" from "Fake websites" - always check before going click, click, click. Malwarebytes WAS an excellent product -in its day -no longer needed any more for home computers provided WD up to date and real time protection ICIT2LOL Other Info: Several machines including builds but using one laptop currently for general use and one desktop running the Windows 11 Pro on unsupported hardware version Hard Drives: All Samsung 850 EVO bar one Sandisk Extreme and Samsung 970 NVme M2 in the main laptop Mouse: Optical mouse on main laptop main Ivy Bridge desktop and Sandy Bridge desktop Screen Resolution: High Def on main desktop 1920x1080 on all others Monitor(s) Displays: Samsung 28" UE 590(4K) + 2x 27" by Asus on other machines Sound Card: Asus Xonar DSX in the Unsupported hardware desktop - Windows 11 Pro 22H2 Graphics Card: GTX 650 Ti Expedition and Intel graphics main laptop OS: Windows 10 Pro version 22H2 0n one desktop and running Window 11 Pro 22H2 on unsupported desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom bulit desktops x3 Asus ROG, Asus 2520LA and Asus X712-f laptop laptops
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