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Around 7MB for the Avast Service while no antivirus scan is being ran. When a Quick Scan is running it will go to around 20MB.

Around 8/9MB with a scan running with the UI open. Runs around 7MB with a quick scan running and with the UI open Around 2 to 4MB without a scan running and the UI Closed. Quick Scan Running with UI open: UI Closed: Overall the memory footprint is quite low.

On the endpoint Client, i've found no mention of the premium version or any nags for upgrades. On the management console i've found options what are grayed out with "this feature is only available for Avast Business Premium". There is also an "try premium" option at the top. Management Console Examples: Client:

From the brief play in the management console it hasn't nagged me once about the premium version. Update: There is only grayed out options what say it's needs a premium version.

Link: https://www.avast.com/avast-for-business Avast Datasheet: http://files.avast.com/files/marketing/materials/datasheets/en/v2015/avast_for_business_2015_en.pdf Support Operating System's: PC: A minimum of Windows XP (with SP2) needs to be installed. Windows Vista, 7, 8, and even 8.1 are fully supported (unless your device runs the Starter or RT edition) in both the 32- and 64-bit variant. A 10-year old Pentium 3 processor will do, with 128 MB RAM and 1 GB of hard-drive space. Now imagine the stellar performance with your new hardware! Mac: If you’re on a Mac running OSX, it will work. You need 128 MB of RAM and 750MB of disk space. Beyond that, you can be running just about any stable version of OSX (even Yosemite), and we’ll keep you protected. Server: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and 2003 R2 (any edition with the latest Service Pack, 32-bit or 64-bit, incl. Small Business Server) Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 (any edition with the latest Service Pack, 32-bit or 64-bit, incl. Small Business Server, except Server Core) Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2011 (any edition with the latest Service Pack, x64bit) Microsoft Windows Server 2012 and Server 2012 R2 (any edition with the latest Service Pack, x64bit, incl. Small Business Server/Essentials, except Server Core) Microsoft SharePoint Server 2003/2007/2010/2013 Microsoft Exchange Server 2003/2007/2010/2013. Avast antispam is available for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007/2010/2013 512 MB or above if running Microsoft Windows Server 2008 or higher (depends on OS requirements and other third-party software installed) Intel Pentium III compatible processor or above (depends on OS requirements and other third-party software installed) 1GB free hard disk space Screenshots:

I mainly run VM's in Hyper-V for Windows 8.1. I don't have the space for any equipment

If you want to do Price Comprassion on PC Part's, you can use this PCPartPicker. Pick Parts, Build Your PC, Compare and Share - PCPartPicker United Kingdom Build most of my rig from this site & finding the parts at a cheaper price is ace.

I return with a new application for 2015. I don’t know how useful it will be for you guys, but here it is. Introducing QuickInfo This small handy application will allow you and your team to find out some of the core information about the computer you are trying to fix. QuickInfo will find the following pieces of information: - User name - Computer Name - Domain Name (currently limited to NETBIOS only) - IP Address - Network Access - Installed OS - Processor - RAM (only in bytes currently) - 64bit Installed OS In the attached zip you find all the required resources for you to deploy QuickInfo: - EXE’s for Network Drives - MSI’s for GPO Deployment - The Source Code (if you like to tinker) - The Readme (available in PDF & Microsoft Word) License: Free! Screenshots (certain pieces of information has been removed): THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED TO SOFTWARE, HARDWARE OR NETWORKS. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Download Link: https://app.box.com/s/pb8heqbueqzgqlvtr7nv3ebpay2be5i0

I remember once when i was younger and saw ghostly like figures round my Nan & Grandads place, when I stayed overnight once. There house was used by the Home Guard in WW2. Creepy.

Either do I!

+1 for Synology!

I see what you did there

Happy New Year to all!

If its on steam it should automatically update. It will say the version number on the menu where you select your profile. It's on the top left hand side somewhere I think.

I've played a little bit since the v1.15 patch. Been trying to get back into it. -- v1.15 Patch Details: Source: Link

Merry Christmas to all!

My wallet is waiting

Yep, it's and bug. I though my keyboard was broken on my laptop as the caps lock button wasn't coming on.

You get Sophos Endpoint Protection for free, up to 10 users on the Sophos Home UTM as well.

Here you go, only have the x86 version has its a PowerPoint 2013 Plug-in. PM in your inbox.

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Source: Microsoft to make per-user Windows licensing available to enterprise customers | ZDNet

Have you tried GPRESULT /H ? Also how is your DNS configured, that can cause issues sometimes. I found this article on TechNet about SID translation issue - Troubleshooting SID translation failures from the obvious to the not so obvious - Ask the Directory Services Team - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

How are they configured in the AD Sites and Services?