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Microsoft Security Essentials 4 Beta has been released on 29th November 2011, and it is now available for download from the Microsoft Connect website, using your Windows Live ID. Microsoft Security Essentials 4 Review When it comes to security, most people …more >>>
Microsoft is working on and plans to release a new version of Microsoft Security Essentials, its free antivirus offering for Windows users, and is also looking for beta testers to help test this product. The new version is expected to …more >>>
The worlds most-popular and free antivirus solution, Microsoft Security Essentials for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP, is now available for download in 33 languages. Microsoft Security Essentials can be used for free by home-users and small businesses with less …more >>>
Microsoft Security Essentials, the free yet powerful antivirus offering from Microsoft for Windows users, has moved. Instead of microsoft.com/security_essentials, Microsoft Security Essentials download and information will now be available on the Windows site at windows.microsoft.com. The new site not only …more >>>
Microsoft SpyNet is a cloud service that allows the users of Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) or Forefront Endpoint Protection (FEP) to send reports about suspicious software and programs to the Microsoft Malware Protection Center (MMPC) researchers.
Five months after the release of MSE v 2 Beta version, Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0 final version has just been released. If you are already a user of MSE, you will probably get a notification asking your to update. If …more >>>
While one can always easily uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials from the Control Panel, should you find that your are unable to uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials, you may try to uninstall it manually or by using a Microsoft Fix it solution.
Microsoft is now offering its free antivirus offering, Microsoft Security Essentials as an optional update to Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP users who subscribe to Microsoft Windows Update.
Microsoft Security Essentials Notifier is an addin designed for Windows Home Server. Its purpose is to enhance the user experience of those using Microsoft Security Essentials to protect their server.
You may recollect that Avast antivirus had a screensaver which scanned your Windows computer when it got activated. The Security Essentials screen-saver does something similar with Microsoft Security Essentials!
Microsoft Security Essentials was made generally available to the public exactly one year back today. It now has over 30 million customers in 74 different countries around the world enjoying the trusted security and quiet protection that Microsoft Security Essentials …more >>>
Starting October, small businesses can begin using Microsoft Security Essentials on up to 10 PCs in their company at NO COST to provide them with protection from viruses, spyware and other malicious threats. Prior to this licensing change, Microsoft Security …more >>>
Microsoft India, in association with Times of India and Lodestar Universal has launched a security campaign to help computer users identify threats to their systems and to make their computer networks more secure using Genuine Windows 7 and Microsoft Security …more >>>
There are many different types of malware threats on the internet, waiting and ready to get downloaded to your Windows PC, to compromise and breach your system’s security. Spyware and Virus are most common among them. They are both forms of …more >>>
There is a new fake Microsoft Security Essentials doing the rounds! This Microsoft Security Essentials Alert is basically a Trojan which tries to trick you into buying one of the 5 rogue anti-virus programs that it is pushing.
The Anti-Virus Research and Data Security Organization AV-Test just finished up spending three months testing 19 security products in the areas of protection, repair and usability. On Monday, August 16th they released the test results, and Microsoft is pleased they have received …more >>>
As was posted here earlier, the beta for the next version of Microsoft Security Essentials, the free and light-weight anti-virus and anti-malware service for Windows which was first released in September 2009 is now available for download.
Microsoft has announced the beta for the next version of Microsoft Security Essentials. Microsoft Security Essentials was first released in September 2009 and is designed to help address the ongoing security needs of PCs running genuine Windows – helping keep …more >>>
Have you tried the Windows Vista and Windows 7 edition of the Windows Live safety scanner? While Microsoft may have discontinued OneCare products in favor of Microsoft Security Essentials, it still offers a safety scan for Windows 7 & Vista …more >>>
Microsoft Security Essentials anti-malware definitions are now available via Windows Server Update Services.