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Recommendations on antivirus software?

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Xiangming

I'm currently using Norton Internet Security (got it free with my new computer a while back). I only have 11 days left though, so it's time to find something new. (I meant to ask this sooner, but keep forgetting)

I've used NIS for a few years now and I've never had any problems, however I'd like to find a good free software that works just as well or better.

What would you guys recommend?

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Wolfie2013

nod 32 is best but expensive

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Efreak

Don't use antivirus, it slows down your pc. Instead, just den't get a virus.

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Darkmatt3r

Avast

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Nepherius

AVG + Comodo Firewall, you can't go wrong with that :)

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2kwik4u

The NoScript addon is your best line of defense.
From what I've been told, Anti-Viruses only detect 40% of viruses / spywares. Basically I think they are pretty worthless. Just be careful when you browse.

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1337Ox

AVG :P

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warnecruid

MSE + Malwarebytes + Adblock

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SenorGrande

Avast! latest + MS Windows Defender + smart use of Internet!

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GabreeEL

+1

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Rendolf

MS Essential

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JoWannes

It's free and "it's something", but can't compete with other AV such as Avast (imo).

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darkraven115

NOD

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SpoonIsTooBig

ZoneAlarm Antivirus+Firewall by CheckPoint worked great for me but Avast is working well too... Anyways I'd always choose NIS full version over free software

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SilsChaos

I started out with Trend, then Avast, now MS Security Essentials. Whichever one you choose, don't use more than one. It can cause all sorts of conflicts with your machine and well, just don't.

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warheat1990

Common sense pro edition 2013

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Closed 12 years ago by Xiangming.