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Thread ID: 96294	2009-01-05 18:36:00	Best Anti-Virus Software???	JA88 (14012)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
735316	2009-01-05 18:36:00	Any recommendations which is the best and free anti-virus software that's readily available?	JA88 (14012)
735317	2009-01-05 19:11:00	Avast! LL	lakewoodlady (103)
735318	2009-01-05 19:17:00	Avast possibly Avira too although I have no personal experience with it. Nod32 for a paid one	gary67 (56)
735319	2009-01-05 19:33:00	+1 for Avast :)	davidmmac (4619)
735320	2009-01-05 19:35:00	Yep, can't go past Avast for a free AV, and NOD32 is definitley the smart choice for a paid one.	wratterus (105)
735321	2009-01-05 20:28:00	I used to use the AOL special edition of McAfee, it's almost the same as the paid for McAfee but free to download from AOL (you need to register a free AOL account first). It was good.	SuSu (12582)
735322	2009-01-05 20:30:00	You my friend are going to get a little blasted from that comment. McAfee is rubbbish now.	wratterus (105)
735323	2009-01-05 20:58:00	AVG is very good - much better than the "big names" (norton, mcafee, etc.)... which are universally a rip-off.	dlane (11847)
735324	2009-01-05 21:05:00	AVG has also gone far downhill in the last 12 months. Verson 8.0 can be as system heavey as a lot of the more well known products (Nortons, McAfee, PcCilllin). It also doesn't protect nearly as well as Avast and especially NOD32 do. Definitley not recommended, you guys need to keep your finger on the pulse. :)	wratterus (105)
735325	2009-01-05 21:32:00	All the security software I used in the past several years were free, for antivirus AVG Free, AOL edition of McAfee and AOL Active Virus Shield (Kaspersky 6 engine), for firewall ZoneAlarm Free and Comodo. Not long ago, I spent $27 + GST on a Kaspersky 2009 Internet Security Suite (single user license), it's totally worth it :) The time and efforts it saves value far more than the price.	SuSu (12582)
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