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my yearly subscription is near the end. rather than buy another, is the free mse anti virus any good? i'm not very computer knowledgeable so any comments welcomed. thanks lowry
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.MSE is ok....but I'd advise using Avast 5 instead. that and Malwarebytes anti-malware.
get avast from;http://www.avast.com/free-antivirus-down
load
get Malwarebytes anti-malware from; http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
get avast from;http://www.avast.com/free-antivirus-down
load
get Malwarebytes anti-malware from; http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
AVG used to be goo, but over the years it's become as bloated and clunk as Norton.
The best FREE integrated security package is Comodo: http://www.comodo.com...internet-security.php
The best BEST intgerated package is Eset Smart Security: http://eset.co.uk/Products/SmartSecurity
The best FREE integrated security package is Comodo: http://www.comodo.com...internet-security.php
The best BEST intgerated package is Eset Smart Security: http://eset.co.uk/Products/SmartSecurity
Answer .. You do not have a clue, do you? You just think free must be best!?
It isn't.
NAV is totally re-written since 2009 .. it's excellent.
AVG free is complicated to control manually, uses more system resources now than ever. It also did not stop Fake Worm Antivirus alert installing and wrecking a friends laptop, although I tested it with NAV 2010 which stopped it instantly.
Avast "paid for", ESet "paid for" and NAV2010 are fine. My NAV is currently using 18Mb memory in total, which is a few megs more than Keyboard software and 2/3 of what explorer is using.
It isn't.
NAV is totally re-written since 2009 .. it's excellent.
AVG free is complicated to control manually, uses more system resources now than ever. It also did not stop Fake Worm Antivirus alert installing and wrecking a friends laptop, although I tested it with NAV 2010 which stopped it instantly.
Avast "paid for", ESet "paid for" and NAV2010 are fine. My NAV is currently using 18Mb memory in total, which is a few megs more than Keyboard software and 2/3 of what explorer is using.
craft1948 and AlBags are correct.
NAV does the best for u , the earlier versions of NAV took a lot of system resources and time to scan , but since 2009 they are the best selling antivirus programme in the market...
The best part is that u get 30 to 90 days of free trial in which u get full access to remove infections , if u like the NAV after using the trial only then subscribe to it.
I own a cyber cafe and i trust NAV........ Best of luck
NAV does the best for u , the earlier versions of NAV took a lot of system resources and time to scan , but since 2009 they are the best selling antivirus programme in the market...
The best part is that u get 30 to 90 days of free trial in which u get full access to remove infections , if u like the NAV after using the trial only then subscribe to it.
I own a cyber cafe and i trust NAV........ Best of luck