I was just wondering, what antivirus software fo you think is the best?
Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by The Admins Bane
Also its wise to run 2 anti-virus because even the best miss things on occasion.
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Originally Posted by Hockster
Not entirely true. Never have two active AV apps running simultaneously. They invariably conflict with each other causing more gaps in coverage. A second one for scanning only is fine, but never have them both active.
http://forums.pcworld.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4101&sid=f8253033d139b7f3c5120d849 acfbc5e http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=27706 |
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Originally Posted by The Admins Bane
How "safe" is this freeware though? I've had freeware that has contained adware before...these days I just buy a retail version.
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Originally Posted by Refyused
It's great.. It's a company who's out to help users protect their PC rather than profit from it, basically. No adware, spyware, ads, etc..
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Originally Posted by Eldin
I use Norton, which is decent, though there are some issues with subscriptions and updates at times. I also use Ad-Aware in addition, as Norton is primarily intended for virus removal, and not adware/spyware.
If I was an adult, I'd be using Avast as well (heard good things about it), but my dad pays for Norton, so no reason to waste his money. |
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Originally Posted by Hockster
Not entirely true. Never have two active AV apps running simultaneously. They invariably conflict with each other causing more gaps in coverage. A second one for scanning only is fine, but never have them both active.
http://forums.pcworld.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4101&sid=f8253033d139b7f3c5120d849 acfbc5e http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=27706 |