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Thread ID: 134594	2013-07-17 04:51:00	What AV for dial up only ??	1101 (13337)	Press F1

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1349129	2013-07-17 04:51:00	Yes dial up. Some people still use it. :badpc: No, its not my PC. No they wont be going to broadband. So what AV program to use with dial up. The updates will need to be small obviously . Since they wont pay for broadband, they wont be paying for AV, so the AV will need to be freeware, liming the choices AVAST, MSSE , Avira or ?? perhaps even clamwin ?? dialup, forget about Win updates & security patches I guess.. :banana:banana	1101 (13337)
1349130	2013-07-17 04:55:00	NOD32 is the lightest I know of.	wratterus (105)
1349131	2013-07-17 05:11:00	They Wont be payin for NOD, they wont even pay for usable internet. :-(	1101 (13337)
1349132	2013-07-17 05:12:00	I don't know if any of the current AVs will even install on Windows 95...	inphinity (7274)
1349133	2013-07-17 05:27:00	Its Windows Vista	1101 (13337)
1349134	2013-07-17 05:27:00	Forget about the net then if theyre not updating it. It may not last long enough to stay online :p	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1349135	2013-07-17 05:42:00	Forget about the net then if theyre not updating it. It may not last long enough to stay online :p Its a customers PC. They want AV on it . I have to give them some options/advice, apart from allready telling them most AV programs arnt really going to work well on dial up. He was really keen to put Mcafee Internet Security on it (free 1 year licence) . God knows what that McAfee firewall could do to DUN ,famous for being hard to remove as well, I told him its NOT a good option. www.youtube.com	1101 (13337)
1349136	2013-07-17 05:44:00	Mcafee is famous for crashing windows too lol. I wouldnt pay for it, even for $1	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1349137	2013-07-17 05:58:00	I would go for Avast in this case in that case. :p	wratterus (105)
1349138	2013-07-17 07:20:00	100 million Chinese can't be wrong: www.neowin.net www.zdnet.com	zqwerty (97)
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