Just wondering, bookburn
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View originalWebroot Complete and Microsoft Security Essentials question
I ran MSE with Webroot since last year, in fact was advised by pop-up that there is no conflict about firewalls, just another layer added. But I find that MSE has nailed a couple serious trojans, possibly missed by Webroot. Should I be worried that Webroot isn't doing its job?
Just wondering, bookburn
Just wondering, bookburn
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Webroot stays out of the way in a layered approach and would allow MSE to do it's job.Webroot would only step in if something made it past MSE.
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Thanks for the explanation superssjdan and welcome to the Webroot forums bookburn. :D
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