D drjulian Posts: 39 +0 Apr 14, 2008 #2 chunkey,good place for RATED programs (many free) is c-net.com.....Don
Matthew DeCarlo Posts: 5,271 +104 Staff Apr 14, 2008 #3 If you're looking for freeware check out AVG or Avast. If you're willing to lay down some cash, buy NOD32.
If you're looking for freeware check out AVG or Avast. If you're willing to lay down some cash, buy NOD32.
J jimjams Posts: 38 +0 Apr 14, 2008 #4 Althought not many people say this if you have lots of ram then 'Norton' is probably one of the best to go for i have it now and its awesome :approve:
Althought not many people say this if you have lots of ram then 'Norton' is probably one of the best to go for i have it now and its awesome :approve:
kritius Posts: 2,077 +0 Apr 14, 2008 #5 Norton is not in anyway the best one to go for, if you want to pay for one, Kaspersky or NOD32 are a pretty safe bet.
Norton is not in anyway the best one to go for, if you want to pay for one, Kaspersky or NOD32 are a pretty safe bet.
Matthew DeCarlo Posts: 5,271 +104 Staff Apr 14, 2008 #6 Lol, that's one of the first times I've heard anything good about Norton in years.
J jimjams Posts: 38 +0 Apr 15, 2008 #8 Well i really don't know what is so wrong with it it has improved greatly over the versions most people probably hear bad things about previous versions and are scared to try it again "it will kill my computer"
Well i really don't know what is so wrong with it it has improved greatly over the versions most people probably hear bad things about previous versions and are scared to try it again "it will kill my computer"
Blind Dragon Posts: 3,774 +4 Apr 15, 2008 #9 Not to knock what you are saying, but after reading a few hundred Hijackthis logs of people with the same infection this week, I would venture that 75% had Norton, 50% had out of date Java versions, and 50% had no firewall
Not to knock what you are saying, but after reading a few hundred Hijackthis logs of people with the same infection this week, I would venture that 75% had Norton, 50% had out of date Java versions, and 50% had no firewall