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Old 15-05-2010, 11:17   #16
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Have tried most free antivirus kits and the only one I'm satisfied with is Avast. It stops everything and does not impact at all on system performance. I use this in conjunction with Windows defender and it's fine. I advise you to give Avast free a try and I think you will stick with it.
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Have tried most free antivirus kits and the only one I'm satisfied with is Avast. It stops everything and does not impact at all on system performance. I use this in conjunction with Windows defender and it's fine. I advise you to give Avast free a try and I think you will stick with it.
Any Anti/Virus spyware software is objective. What works for you is fine, it is all dependant,to a certain extant, on what you use your connection for.

Personally I use Eset Smart Security Suite (paid for) and the full version of Malwarebytes (paid for).

They work for me but I would not advise the casual user that they need them.

Horses for courses.
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