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AVG Free is history?
it's a piece of shit anyway but it no longer updates virus definitions and i don't see AVG Free anymore on their site.
what's a good free anti-virus program? |
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I switched to AVG free this year from Avast. Still working for me with updates.
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I think you can probably work out a few things yourself if you link some of the words you've used there together:
"free", "piece of shit", "no longer updates". I use Bitdefender AV, it costs about $30 a year. It's a bit pathetic if you're not willing to spend that on looking after your own kit. Oh, I also have a firewall on my router, have never had a single serious virus issue in 10 years. |
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ClamWin... www.clamwin.com
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I don't use any free antivirus but Avira Antivir is better than AVG according to http://www.av-comparatives.org/
http://www.avira.com/en/download/index.html |
My girlfriend uses AVG and it's pretty bad. I've been using Eset Smart Security in the office and I haven't had any problems in a while.
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Unfortunatly the new AVG doesn't work with older OS (Windows ME), I would need it for some customers
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Try Avast ....the best anti virus in this moment
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Still updates and works here. I don't use it alone though. I use other scanners along with it. Can't be too sure nowadays.
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AVG is good. Avast is better and is also free.
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Forget free, if you want decent protection shell out some money. I recommend Kaspersky, best one in the game IMO!
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Avast has that annoying yearly renewal policy. And the nag window would never go away for me even though I re-registered.
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Avira, it's lightweight and it works. Someone suggested ClamWin, I haven't tried, but I'm going to check that one out.
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there is nothing wrong with AVG... :2 cents:
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