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My laptop came with 3 months free and it has recently ran out, which one is best and does it download from net?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.First, make sure you FULLY unistall the previous anti virus software before putting any new AV software on (and reboot).
If you put new AV software on while the old AV software is still there it will confuse the Windows Security Center and may mean you are not fully covered.
I used to run AVG but have now moived all my PC over to Avast which I feel is better.
Get Avast from here (you do have to register, which is free, and you then enter the code they send you)
http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html
If you put new AV software on while the old AV software is still there it will confuse the Windows Security Center and may mean you are not fully covered.
I used to run AVG but have now moived all my PC over to Avast which I feel is better.
Get Avast from here (you do have to register, which is free, and you then enter the code they send you)
http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html
Norton don't produce a "proper" free antivirus/internet security suite. There are some loopholes you can use to extend free trials or otherwise pinch Norton for free, but they are technically against the software's end user license agreement.
Norton is much better than it used to be, but it's no better than Avast! or Avira, and both of those have a properly free version as previously mentioned. Don't be duped into thinking that Free = Rubbish, sometimes when it comes to freeware software, you really can get a lot more than you pay for, and it's all above board and legal.
Norton is much better than it used to be, but it's no better than Avast! or Avira, and both of those have a properly free version as previously mentioned. Don't be duped into thinking that Free = Rubbish, sometimes when it comes to freeware software, you really can get a lot more than you pay for, and it's all above board and legal.