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3/29/2013 7:57:53 PM
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What antivirus software would you recommend?
Im looking to change from Norton but I don't know much about the others. What would you recommend?
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Windows Security Essentials and Malwarebytes are a good combination of programs if you need them. I'm running Common Sense 1.0 and it's the best there is. Using a linux distro will remove your need to ever worry about it, but Common Sense works pretty well too.
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Linux OT: If I was going to pay for it then I'd probably pick Kaspersky.
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None, Ill protect your computers.... just send them over mine are old.
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3 RepliesI use Microsoft Security Essentials, AVG, and Malwarebytes.
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1 ReplyAvast; it literally covers everything. I recommend getting a spyware program too
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Keep In mind the Geek Squad tools scan with Kaspersky, Spyware Doctor, A-Square, Trend Micro those would be the ones I would trust the most
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Malwarebytes is good.
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norton is shit goodbye
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Norton is really good though.
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AVG and avast are good.
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I used to use AVG, then Avast but they weren't that great. I hear Kaspersky is really good. Personally I just use MSE and MBAM now along with browser plug-ins like No-Script or Flashblock, and good ol' fashioned common sense. I haven't had any system wrecking viruses in years.
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Avast.
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4 RepliesPaid: Norton, Kaspersky, BitDefender. Norton has a bad reputation, it used to be a resource hog. But they fixed and it's probably the best, but it hasn't lost the bad reputation. Free: Avast, AVG, Avira. I wouldn't go with Microsoft Security Essentials, for it has relatively low detection rates.
