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A_n_k_i_t
Something Something
1. Avast! Home Edition : superb have been using it for the last 5 yrs and i am completely satisfied with it.
2. AVG : had this in my system but had lot of problems so had to remove it.
3. Avira Antivir Personal
: can't say haven't used it much.
4. Comodo Antivirus + Firewall: All in one internet security suite. nice interface. follows the logic of instal and forget.
5. A – Squared Free
6. Rising Antivirus: this one is from china. havent used this much but is very low on system resources.
IMO: get an Avast! Home Edition & Ad-aware and forget it. your system will be safe for normal usage.
hope it helps....
2. AVG : had this in my system but had lot of problems so had to remove it.
3. Avira Antivir Personal
: can't say haven't used it much.
4. Comodo Antivirus + Firewall: All in one internet security suite. nice interface. follows the logic of instal and forget.
5. A – Squared Free
6. Rising Antivirus: this one is from china. havent used this much but is very low on system resources.
IMO: get an Avast! Home Edition & Ad-aware and forget it. your system will be safe for normal usage.
hope it helps....
markettips1
Right off the assembly line
Hi, Tester ,
i am suggesting to you that you should use Avast anti virus. i am also protect my pc from avast. i think it will be useful to you.
i am suggesting to you that you should use Avast anti virus. i am also protect my pc from avast. i think it will be useful to you.
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celldweller1591
Linoob
Avast is good choice. Do try ClamAV, its also awesome !
Brookstone
Right off the assembly line
I vote for AVG.
AVG is an awesome free Antivirus. It has a very good definition update. System uses very little system resources and it has a full time protection utility with on access file scanner and e-mail scanner. The program won't tax your system when scanning or when running in the background and always proves effective. The interface is simple to navigate.
AVG is an awesome free Antivirus. It has a very good definition update. System uses very little system resources and it has a full time protection utility with on access file scanner and e-mail scanner. The program won't tax your system when scanning or when running in the background and always proves effective. The interface is simple to navigate.
techwhiz.in
Broken In
How come no one mentioned about Microsoft Security Essential....seems like everyone is using Pirated version of OS and MSE does not run of Pirated OS pc's.
hpotter606
Journeyman
I am using Microsoft security essentials on Windows 7. It is very light on resources, has high scanning rate and has good detection capabilities. I use licenced copy of Windows 7 
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
Avast! Free + Emsisoft Anti Malware (free mode) + Comodo Firewall for me. works fine.
red dragon
Master troll
avast/avira and little common sense.
clmlbx
Technomancer
Who said that, I have run many time MSE on my computer and I am using pirated OS (not proud but true,Will buy OS when I have some money left after buying all hardware)
abhijangda
Padawan
Avira and Avast both are good, but i think avira is better choice.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
ran MSE on Windows XP Home (Genuine) but it failed to install every time (32bit). so gave up. currently on Win7. will try MSE if i need reinstall Win7. till than Avast got my back
celldweller1591
Linoob
Ubuntu 10.10 is even better as it looks like from the upcoming changes but i cant really comment on its stability till the beta testing is done
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