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Version: V-Buster Professional Professional
"Any program detecting a virus in V-Buster should be thrown in the rubbish bin."
Pros: V-Buster, one of the oldest anti-virus programs in the World (since 1997) is extremely small as it is written fully in assembly and machine code and will run on all platforms. It is one of the few anti-virus programs that can be used to remove a hidden, read only Windows protected file. Norton will detect the bloodhound virus in V-Buster. Instead of putting the blame on V-Buster you should ask Norton to correct the bug in their program.
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V-Buster existed around or even before McAfee and Dr.Solomon. It is the only old anti-virus program that is still surviving. The others has either been sold to new owners or have ceased to exist.
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