Best free antivirus software
- Thread starter JudJer
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There are many antivirus software available offering complete PC security. Some of them are Norton, Kaspersky, Immunet Plus Avira, Avast, Bitdefender and many other providing demo and paid version of the tool. It totally depends upon your PC security need to decide which antivirus you should use and which will be best for your computer. Although above written names are some of the names you can trust.
Norton is good but I prefer Microsoft essential for my windows.
Satyendra Singh
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Avast is the best free anti virus.
learninmypc
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Yes, in my opinion get it here https://www.techspot.com/downloads/223-avast-home-edition.html
Satyendra Singh
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Yes it is correct link.
learninmypc
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The one I posted is the correct link.
learninmypc
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If I understand you correctly, you shouldn't be using two AV's. ONLY one.
learninmypc
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Well, if you are using two AV's, you need to get rid of one. I'm sure everybody here will say the same.
learninmypc
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Everybody has different bests. I use & prefer Avast. Use what you wish.
learninmypc
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I use the free version of it & no problems. I don't see a reason to pay for security programs when free does a very good job.
learninmypc
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Everybody has their favorites.
Cobalt006
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I like Eset to have been using it for over 10 years now. But yes everyone has there own favorite AV.
AV-Comparatives - Independent Tests of Anti-Virus Software - Real World Protection Test Overview
AV-Comparatives - Independent Tests of Anti-Virus Software - Real World Protection Test Overview
learninmypc
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I just noticed this thread is 18 months old. I think its time to UN watch it.
Cobalt006
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Yes it is old, But it one of those threads .That always seem to keep coming back. LOL
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captaincranky
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There's usually a couple of years between "Transformer" movies, and yet I always rent the DVDs.I just noticed this thread is 18 months old. I think its time to UN watch it.
But then again, "The Transformers", are a whole lot more interesting than this protracted E-pinion fest. >>>>(y)(n)
learninmypc
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Tried to UNwatch it yet I still get notificationsI just noticed this thread is 18 months old. I think its time to UN watch it.
captaincranky
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Well in that case, just put a "check" in the box provided by your eMail client, and then hit the "trashcan" icon. Simple as that.Tried to UNwatch it yet I still get notifications
Besides, if you post to the thread after you, "unwatch it", it resets and you start getting notices again.
It's probably some sort of metaphor for learning to keep your mouth shut....
learninmypc
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I've deleted it a few times & have unwatched it as many & no, I haven't posted after un watching it.But thanks anyhow.Well in that case, just put a "check" in the box provided by your eMail client, and then hit the "trashcan" icon. Simple as that.
Besides, if you post to the thread after you, "unwatch it", it resets and you start getting notices again.
It's probably some sort of metaphor for learning to keep your mouth shut....
captaincranky
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The one I posted is the correct link.
I use the free version of it & no problems. I don't see a reason to pay for security programs when free does a very good job.
I just noticed this thread is 18 months old. I think its time to UN watch it.
Tried to UNwatch it yet I still get notifications
Your heart doesn't seem to really be into not watching this thread. Better luck next year!I've deleted it a few times & have unwatched it as many & no, I haven't posted after un watching it.But thanks anyhow.
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