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Anonymous users2024-02-10Basically, you can't install two antiviruses on a computer, because some antiviruses conflict with each other, making the computer run slowly, and it will take up CPU usage. For example, if you have Kingsoft installed and Rising installed, then your computer will run very slowly, and you will basically not be able to play anything. You can deactivate 360 Security Guard and stop it from running.
I don't think Rising's software is very easy to use, you can look up the information about Rising to find out.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09360 Security Guard, just an auxiliary software, can be installed with Rising and it.
However, it is not recommended to use Rising as long as it is properly uninstalled in the control panel without problems.
If you install Rising Kingsoft like this, you can definitely conflict, just install a mainstream killing soft.
If you're satisfied, give me points.
In addition, you can send you a free good killing soft, find me.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It's not harmful, but don't install it like that when your memory and CPU are low, no matter whether the machine is good (performance) or not, it's not very good to install it like that, it will affect the speed, if the main frequency and memory are low, it's better to install only one. If they are both high, you can install two, and the speed has little effect. 512 memory is recommended to install nod32, which has a fast antivirus speed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07360 isn't an antivirus, it's a security software, so it's no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06OK! Because 360 Security Guard is an auxiliary security software, not a security antivirus software, it should be possible! I have Kaspersky installed on my computer, I tried 360 Security Guard, and both were successfully installed! Compatibility is no problem either!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I don't think there's a problem, I have 360 and kaspersky installed in my computer, and I've used Kingsoft No problem, we also use Rising Plus 360 in our bedroom, no problem. To be honest, I don't need 360 to kill the virus again, hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04360 is not antivirus software,It can only be auxiliary software,The actual implementation of antivirus is still Rising,Kappa, etc.,Theoretically, only one antivirus software can be installed on the computer,I use 360 and Rising on my computer,I feel good,
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It is best not to install 2 anti-virus software, as there may be conflicts when both anti-virus software are open.
Because a good antivirus is very memory-intensive, because of your daily operations, he has to monitor you, including when you open documents (word, excel, etc.), open web pages, open programs, it has to access and scan it, so as to achieve the purpose of monitoring viruses at any time, since it resides in memory, that is to say, it consumes system resources, such as memory capacity, Processor time, etc., will inevitably have an impact on the speed of the computer, so it is normal for the boot speed to feel slow, and for some computers with poor configurations, it will even affect the speed of opening applications, so it is normal to be slow. >>>More
1. Incompatible.
2. The safety level is too high. >>>More
Didn't kill cleanly, it is recommended that you do not use 360 antivirus now (because it is still in the testing stage, it is very unstable, often killed by mistake, it may be good in the future), recommended: 360 security guard (free) + Rising antivirus (free for one year) + Rising firewall (free for one year) + Rising card card (free) (or replace the 360 security guard with super patrol, super patrol is also free, famous for killing "panda burning incense", with monitoring and interception, and Rising antivirus) to Rising Net**. >>>More
It's definitely 360 too, and it's not just free.
1. Small changes in the version, big changes in the killing. >>>More
Antivirus software is a software that requires high system permissions, and two antivirus software will inevitably cause conflicts in the management of files and registry and other permissions. >>>More