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Giveaway of the day — AnVir Task Manager 6.1.0

AnVir Task Manager controls everything running on computer, removes Trojans, increases performance and tweaks Windows.
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AnVir Task Manager 6.1.0 era disponibile come app gratuita il 14 ottobre 2009!

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AnVir Task Manager analizza tutto quello che si avvia sul computer, rimuove i Trojan, aumenta le performance ed applica alcuni trucchetti a Windows.

AnVir Task Manager offre una vasta gamma di funzionalità mediante una singola interfaccia utente. Un gran bel risparmio, se si considera che ci vorrebbero decine di software per fare quello che fa questo programma.

Monitora il tuo sistema e rimpiazza il Task Manager di Windows

  • Informazioni su processi, servizi, connessioni TCP/UPD, driver e DLL
  • Contiene le descrizioni per oltre 70.000 servizi e programmi che di solito sono impostati per l’avvio automatico
  • Icona nell’area di notifica che mostra lo stato del disco, della rete, della memoria, delle batterie e della CPU

Proteggetevi da virus, Trojan e spyware che il vostro antivirus non rileva

  • Monitora processi e programmi che si vogliono avviare automaticamente
  • Notifiche sui programmi che si vogliono avviare automaticamente

Migliorare XP o Vista

  • Tweaker per regolare migliaia di impostazioni in  XP / Vista
  • Click sul titolo di ogni finestra per inviarla nell’area di notifica
  • Lista delle cartelle recentemente utilizzate nella finestra di “Apertura”/”Salvataggio”
  • Indicatore sullo spazio libero negli hard disk sotto forma di barre in “Risorse del computer”

Velocizzare il PC e l’avvio di Windows

  • “Avvio Ritardato” per far avviare i programmi dopo qualche minuto rispetto al sistema
  • Avviare i programmi in esecuzione automatica come minimizzati nell’area di notifica o come icone “volanti”
  • Bilancia l’utilizzo della CPU

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows XP, Vista, 7 (x32, x64)

Produttore:

AnVir Software

Homepage:

http://www.anvir.com/

Dimensione File:

3.95 MB

Prezzo:

$39.95

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#7

Un classico, come sempre abbiamo voluto essere "diversi!!" dal resto del
mondo riempendo questo sito, per settimane e settimane, di post con offese, baggianate ed imbecillità variamente assortite. Bene hanno fatto a farci essere una buona volta CIVILI ED EDUCATI.
Complmenti e grazie per il sito.
Possiamo sempre leggere i commenti in turco, greco, cinese o romeno Eh!!

Rispondi   |   enrico  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#6

@ Fausto,

non sempre nel forum parliamo del software del giorno, forse perchè abbiamo aperto più discussioni su vari argomenti di informatica che al momento risultano più interessanti per tutti i partecipanti.

In caso contrario, qualcuno avrebbe sicuramente richiesto info o consigli sul software offerto (e per inciso oggi abbiamo giusto una recensione su Anvir, così come ieri Startup defender, 4 giorni fa Paragon... ecc.), così come è stato fatto per altri argomenti.

Pertanto se qualcuno ha bisogno di pareri può richiederli anche nel forum e qualcuno sicuramente gli darà risposta (si lo sò Popof, sembra che stia dicendo "postate di là", ma non lo faccio!:-) ).

In questo momento, ripeto, stiamo portando avanti tre threads (Segnalazioni licenze gratis e legali, Alternative free al software del giorno, Software consigliato per la protezione del PC), può capitare che uno di questi, possa assorbire totalmente le discussioni perchè l'argomento del momento risulta essere molto interessante o da approfondire.

Rispondi   |   Wot@n  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#5

Il software di oggi è molto molto valido. E' fondamentalmente un task manager molto avanzato che permette di gestire di fare tutto ciò che serve sui processi, programmi all'avvio ecc.
Decisamente pollice su!

P.S.
Se qualche antivirus lo dovesse segnalare come virus è sicuramente un falso positivo.

Rispondi   |   Fabio M.  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#4

@EsseEmmeErre

Ho appena installato il software e l'AV (Kaspersky) non mi ha rilevato alcuna minaccia, se posso azzardare direi che il tuo AntiVirus ha solo rilevato un programma che per le operazioni che svolge è potenzialmente pericoloso, non riconoscendolo come attendibile l'ha segnalato, a conferma di ciò il fatto che ti indica un generico "malware" senza dare ulteriori dettagli.

Nel dubbio potresti effettuare altre scansioni al file con qualche AntiVirus onlin per vedere il loro responso :-)

http://www.pandasecurity.com/activescan/index/
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/it/
http://www.bitdefender.com/scanner/online/free.html

ciao

Rispondi   |   ndrndrndr  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#3

Sono completamente d'accordo con Popof.
I censori che hanno avuto la brillante idea di distruggere la sezione italiana di Giveawayoftheday mi chiedo che cosa ci abbiano guadagnato.
Prima, tra il serio e il faceto, si postavano anche commenti utili, adesso praticamente non posta più nessuno, e anche sul forum tanto pubblicizzato si parla di tutto tranne che del software.

Assolutamente ridicolo!

Mi dispiace anche che il moderatore non scriva nemmeno una parola in merito per spiegare i motivi di questa assurda censura; e pensare che si tratta di Shor, una persona molto intelligente di cui seguo sempre il suo bellissimo sito Geekissimo.

Speriamo che il mio commento venga pubblicato e che magari il moderatore scriva due righe.

Rispondi   |   Fausto  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#2

A proposito di questo SW mi sarebbe piaciuto conoscere il parere di qualche persona esperta e mi sarebbe piaciuto fare qualche domanda.A metà del pomeriggio (sono le 16.20) non è stato ancora pubblicato (anzi mi correggo: non è stato ancora"sdoganato") neppure un post.
Signori webmasters o moderatori o come vi piace esser chiamati: io direi proprio che può bastare. Non credo che siate legittimati a fare quel che state facendo: l'esigenza di porre rimedio al problema delle parolacce (ma pensa te che problema!)non penso vi autorizzi di applicare questo tipo di contromisure che,sopprimendo uno degli elementi fondamentali su cui questo sito si basa(=la possibilità di interagire tra tutti gli utenti), ne modificano drasticamente la struttura e ne distorcono e tradiscono lo spirito e gli intenti. Gettare l'acqua sporca con tutto il bambino non è il rimedio giusto. Non c'è nessun' altra sezione di gaotd,a parte quella italiana, dove non sia possibile scambiarsi informazioni e commentare in tempo reale il programma del giorno. (non mi si dica che che lo si può fare nel Forum "posterò di là", per piacere). Saluti

Rispondi   |   Popof  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#1

Anno Del Signore 2009, ottobre 14, mercoledì

Ciao a tutti, sono EsseEmmeErre :), volevo segnalare che il programma regalato oggi contiene del codice maligno, il mio PC mi segnala il seguente messaggio:

Elemento:AnvirSetup.exe
Infezione FAMILY:MALWARE

Io ho deciso di interrompere l'installazione del programma di oggi, sarei contento di sapere se qualcunaltro ha rilevato l'infezione del programma.
Ciao a tutti! :(

Rispondi   |   EsseEmmeErre  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
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#5

The Good
* Has all the features of Windows Task Manager.
* Monitors startup/autorun programs and notify the user if a new startup program has been added.
* Monitors Windows services and notify the user if a non-Microsoft service has been added.
* Monitors Internet Explorer's homepage and inform the user if a program tries to change IE's homepage.
* Monitors Internet Explorer addons, BHQs, toolbars, etc. and inform the user if a new one has been added.
* Aside from monitoring and notifying, has a full startup/autorun program manager including the ability to delay starts.
* "Auto-block" startup programs that continually add themselves to the startup list even though you blocked them the first time.
* Allow you to generate a "HiJack This" log.
* Estimates security risk for each program/process.
* Has an option to check a file with VirusTotal.com
* Has system tray icons to show CPU usage, disk load, RAM usage, and network traffic.
* Has 'tweak' XP/Vista features.
* Has automatic CPU balancing/controlling and automatic memory cleaning features.
* Can hide program windows, minimize to system tray, make floating icon, and change transparency.


The Bad
* Significant discrepancy between the CPU/RAM usage per program reported by AnVir Task Manager and that reported by Windows Task Manager.
* Doesn't use up too many resources, relatively speaking, but interface has some minor lag now and then.
* "Windows Tweaker" does not seem to identify which windows you are running (i.e. still shows "XP tweaks" if you aren't on XP).

For final verdict, recommendations, and full review please click here.

Ashraf  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+175)
#4

I purchased the security suite after using the first giveaway for several weeks. (I was tempted by a sale though as i got it for half price). I've never regretted buying it.

The program is so feature laden, even this version which is only a small step up from the freeware version. Not only does it kick Microsoft’s Task Manager into touch, it shows you what dll’s/drivers are being used for each program/process that’s running. It tells you where the program is located, useful product information, the security risk, whether or not it's running as well as several other useful features. The information you can get from the task bar next to the clock enables you to see 'at a glance’ the disk load and disc temperature, cpu usage and RAM usage as well as the number of services and processes running.


Ashraf’s already given a good account of this program so it's pointless me repeating anything he's said. I just think this program is great value for money (if you decided to buy it so that you can upgrade it) and is extremely useful. I bought it summer 2007 and still get upgrades for free. It's not like many upgrades where you have to start paying a fee once a year has passed or a new version number has been released (e.g. from v1 to v2 - usually intermediate versions such as v1.2 1.5, 1.8 are always free, but when it steps up from a whole number most developers seem to want to charge you a small fee to upgrade; not so anvir).

If you do lose this program when you buy a new computer or format your hard drive they have a freeware version that’s nearly as feature rich as this version. Then there’s the Pro version plus a security suite. Though the program should be transferrable because you get a separate reg code. (you’d have to copy the installed program over as opposed to installing it). Hough personally I think it’s well worth the money they are asking for it. They do have sales where you can get the products for upwards of 50% off; it’s just knowing when to check and catch the offers. I bought the security suite for the same price as what they were selling the basic program for back in 2007. The price has been raised quite a lot though as I remember it being less than $30 two years ago.

You can see the differences between the various versions they sell by following the link below:

http://www.anvir.com/task-manager-windows-startup.htm






Thanks for introducing me to this program. It was one of the first I bought as a result of this giveaway project.

Whiterabbit-uk  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+66)
#3

Since I have AnVir Security Suite, I'm not going to downgrade to this version (differences).

AnVir has a huge number of features, and I find it to be a very useful tool. As with all system monitoring tools, it does consume some resources. Out of its many features, the one I find most handy are the tray icons and tooltips. They tell me why my computer is busy and what it's doing. There are some things which don't show up, like pagefile activity; the Vista Reliability and Performance Monitor is better for those. I like to set AnVir to record its logs to a file, which is useful for historical information about what has happened on my PC. You can just rename the log from Windows Explorer to split it.

As always, for most users I recommend turning off "optimizers", which in AnVir is under Tools, Options, Performance, Performance. I don't use tweakers/optimizers/cleaners.

Take the "security ratings" with a huge grain of salt. The detailed Security Risks Analysis is useful for general information.

AnVir has so many features, there's no point in listing them. Don't forget that many features are only available via context menus (right-click on particular items). This is a different tool from Microsoft Sysinternals Process Explorer, Vista Task Manager, the Vista Reliability and Performance Monitor, Microsoft Sysinternals Autoruns, etc. The various tools have some similar features, but they all have their uses and specific strengths and weaknesses. I use AnVir much more than the others, but I use the others where appropriate. As I mentioned yesterday, I much prefer AnVir over WinPatrol (in conjunction with my other security software). None of the other tools have even a fraction of the total number of features in AnVir. I don't use AnVir's anti-virus features, those are a waste. I have the Security Suite because it was the most complete version and I got it at a discount when GOTD first offered AnVir (and the prices were much lower then).

AnVir is astoundingly useful. For example, on a high-resolution display, you can use it to determine where applications put toolbars, you can generally resize windows (from within AnVir, not just from the optional system-menu additions), you can find out whether processes which are supposed to have tray icons failed to start correctly and didn't display them, all sorts of things. Agnitum Outpost Security Suite, on very rare occasions, fails to size security prompts correctly, resulting in the buttons being inaccessible. With AnVir, I can resize the dialog box so that I can answer the prompt. You would be surprised what all you can do with AnVir.

Minor issues: AnVir doesn't seem to read the comments, I'll have to contact support. They don't do a good job of testing on Vista. A longstanding bug is that the recent-folder list doesn't work on the tray icon in Vista, but it works in the open/save dialog boxes. The new, optional window-title buttons don't display on Vista with Aero, and they don't have an optional offset which is necessary for use with other applications which add window-title buttons. The new History button which is added to open/save dialog boxes has the wrong font for Vista (might be intentional, but I don't like it). Version 6.1 no longer has the handy ability to open AnVir to the process for the current application window via its system menu.

Major issues: AnVir is very bad about not documenting or providing Help for dangerous features. My version has various tweakers, scanners, and update tools. I don't use those anyway, but I'd like documentation on what they do before even testing them. Version 6.1 is causing my PC to run very slowly after long-term use; closing and restarting AnVir fixes.

#1, Ashraf, your "review" has a number of problems. CPU utilization figures depend upon the duration that they are averaged over. You can change that in Windows Task Manager (View, Update Speed). The Vista Reliability and Performance Monitor displays both a short- and a relatively long-term average. There are many different types of memory usage statistics. AnVir reports the Working Set size, which you can display in Windows Task Manager (View, Select Columns). Windows Task Manager defaults to the Private Working Set size.

#7, KenyanPhoenix, I have run both together in the past without problems. Don't forget, if you have the free version of WinPatrol, you may have to wait a few minutes for notifications. AnVir will notify within several seconds.

Fubar  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+66)
#2

PROS:

* Successful download, installation, activation, automatic registration on Vista Home Premium X64 SP2 OS.
* Registration information shows up clearly in "About" section of program.
* Support contact information located within program.
* Program automatically and quickly identified all of my running PC apps, services, and processes and created a HiJack Pro log of this information.
* Smooth, efficient program operation.
* Contains WinTweaker function.
* Provides options to find: loaded DLLs, locked files, drivers, start-up programs, system services, system processes, log data.
* Provides options to: run registry scan, run performance scan, find driver updates.
* Provides options for analyzing: device manager, system disk, system display.
* Provides edit options, find, and find next searches for data log.
* Can add/delete entries from various tabs.
* Can do anti-virus scanning of system processes.
* Can block/kill selected system processes.
* Can run Anvir Task Manager in Admin Mode to see details of all processes, and disk temperatures.

CONS:

* Program GUI is a bit overwhelming for a novice who is using the program for the very first time.
* No Local Help Guidance located within program (online only.)

SUMMARY: - Program's strengths outweigh its weaknesses. A definite keeper for me. Thanks, GOTD and AnVir.

100% Freeware Option:

Process Explorer - CNET User Rating: 4/5.

System Explorer - CNET User Rating: 3.5/5.

Happy Person  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+46)
#1

@ Everyone,

If you ever lose this giveaway, the exact same version can be obtained legally for free at Ashraf's website DotTech[.org] at the below link.
http://dottech.org/freebies/dottech-exclusives/7292

PESfan  –  15 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+43)

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