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Computer help Can someone recommend a good anti-virus software I can download .I think the computer has a virus  | |
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Thanks Is the free version any good | |
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Avira
Free version is good and the pay version is even better and only $26.95 Don't laugh at my funk
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Rosebud said: Thanks Is the free version any good
Avast and AVG both have free versions that update regularly, and both work quite well. Go with Avast for now. | |
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Rosebud said: Thanks Is the free version any good
I swear by it. | |
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Microsoft Security Essentials.
It's actually pretty decent. Combine that with good email and web surfing habits, and you should be good. If you want to pay for something, there's a "In the Cloud" SaaS solution called Purewire. They were bought out by Barracuda recently. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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Oops. Looks like Barracuda isn't looking to sell to individuals. That kinda sucks because Purewire's vision was to reach out to businesses and individuals. 
Anywho, if you have a virus now, you want to run Malwarebyes's cleaner, ATFCleaner, turn off Windows System Restore, and do an online scan at McAfee or Kaspersky. Then install and run your anti-virus of choice. Install Firefox and the Ad Block Plus add-on using Easylist. Google Chrome also has some decent ad blocking extensions. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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ernestsewell said: Rosebud said: Thanks Is the free version any good
Avast and AVG both have free versions that update regularly, and both work quite well. Go with Avast for now. Ernest is right; both are great. And then once downloaded, you can head on over to bboy87's porn link thread.  ACRYLIC
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Dauphin said: Microsoft Security Essentials.
It's actually pretty decent. Combine that with good email and web surfing habits, and you should be good. If you want to pay for something, there's a "In the Cloud" SaaS solution called Purewire. They were bought out by Barracuda recently. That's pretty cool too. I installed that on my sister's computer after her trial Norton antivirus ran out. Don't laugh at my funk
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