NFC checkes only whether there were changes (change, new, delete) in files since the last time you ran NFC.
RegRun and NFC (NISFileCheck) give you different kind of protection. No problem (Of course!), and sorry on my part that I didn't make a bit more explanation (I was off home). I think the best thing to do is try it and see how it feels. I do believe there is something in the program for everyone that has security concerns. I only use about half of the features on a regular basis, but I know some that really enjoy some of the features I don't use. Once you get used to using it and enjoying the file protection it gives you, you no more want to be without it, that you would want to be without your AV. I think for most people, it is not necessary to get the Gold version, but that depends on whether you want one or two of the features only offered in the Gold version.įor me, it is simply one of the programs I will not do without. I really like the control it gives you over what gets loaded at bootup and the file protection you get with watchdog. It is a registry utility tool that can add immensly to the security of you computer. I don't know that its important to call it an AT or AV or whatever.
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