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    Originally posted by MetroStars@26 June 2003 - 23:14
    Has 2 be AVG

    i hear microsoft is buying AVG

    actually Microsoft bought these guys RAV antivirus

    i'm a fan of Norton - no problems
    AVG is good if you want to stay on the right side of the law
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    I've been using AVG "Grisoft Free Version" for about two years, and i have had no problem.
    Good stuff & free!
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    Dvd X Copy Platinum Version 4.0

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    This has been discussed many times. As usual, everyone has their own oppinion. I'll throw in my 2 cents:

    I set up tests with several different computers, each running a different AV and loading them with infected files. I tested Norton, Symantec, TrendMicro, AVG Free, ZoneAlarm with AV & Spyware, NOD32, and Avira AntiVir.

    Norton & Symantec were the worste and found almost none of my infected files. Avira AntiVir (free version) was the best and found 100% of them, AVG was second best and found most but not all Virii.

    ZoneAlarm was very good at finding Spyware, but not so good at finding Virii.

    After all my testing and from personal experience, my preference is Avira AntiVir. Best of all, it's free

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    Quote Originally Posted by manofstyle View Post
    This has been discussed many times. As usual, everyone has their own oppinion. I'll throw in my 2 cents:

    I set up tests with several different computers, each running a different AV and loading them with infected files. I tested Norton, Symantec, TrendMicro, AVG Free, ZoneAlarm with AV & Spyware, NOD32, and Avira AntiVir.

    Norton & Symantec were the worste and found almost none of my infected files. Avira AntiVir (free version) was the best and found 100% of them, AVG was second best and found most but not all Virii.

    ZoneAlarm was very good at finding Spyware, but not so good at finding Virii.

    After all my testing and from personal experience, my preference is Avira AntiVir. Best of all, it's free
    You didn't even mention Nod32.... I've been using Nod32 for years now and have never had a problem... It's also very low on recources. Norton on the other hand is completely opposite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vo321 View Post
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    what?! did u read the thread title or are you trying to be funny?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stonecold1203 View Post
    3 best.

    In order


    Norton AntiVirus 2003

    Free AV (http://www.freeav.com)

    Mcafee
    i completely agree i was using 2005 and 2006 NAV and wow my computer got really slow. i actually just recently went back to NAV 2003 enterprise edition works like a charm. no eye candy crap.

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