nod32 rapes it is the best out their, its lightweight and very user friendly. i've been using it for years.
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nod32 rapes it is the best out their, its lightweight and very user friendly. i've been using it for years.
What is the worst anti virus 4 you ?Quote:
Originally Posted by its
the worst means the bad and not the best :huh:
worst one which makes you feel most secure.
Consider it some sort of IQ test for the people posting on this thread. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by iShare_iCare
Propably f-secure i had a very bad experience with it in the past
Avira Antivir is the one that always heavily slowed down my computer. Especially the scans were horrible
i had a bad exprience with avast . thats why i have the AVG now
gosh, things are getting even "worse" around here anon :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiConsider it some sort of IQ test for the people posting on this thread. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by iShare_iCare
avast is the best
See, you've exactly proven my point. :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Mischiu
AVG is the best
Because Mischiu's post wasn't enough. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheTerminator
maybe avast i just hate that antivirus >.<
Yeah, I agree. One of the worst I had. THis avast spyware, avast antivirus, scan took years to finish and it did something with the interface. Just switched to NOD32 and everything worked fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by akashi
These days, it almost seems there are more bad scanners than good. Rogue scanners display false virus alerts, with instructions to buy the "full version" in order to remove the fictional infections. Wasting your hard-earned dollars on a bogus product isn't the only thing you need to worry about. There have been multiple reports from folks who fell for the scam only to end up with credit card charges much higher than expected - and often a series of fraudulent charges continue to appear on their statements. Victims typically encounter rogue scanners in one of three ways:
# Email scams disguised as greeting cards or breaking news alerts;
# Advertisements that offer a free scan or system tune-up;
# Compromised websites retrofitted to exploit software vulnerabilities.
You can help mitigate your risk of exposure by reading email in plain text only and avoid clicking links or opening attachments in email received unexpectedly - even if it comes from someone you know. Stick with the good guys: for a free online scan, use one of these top online scanners. Keep your system patched to prevent exploit.
symantec the older ones pre 2008
resources hoggers
I use AVG. It is OK.
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Originally Posted by eddywong
Avg is the best
I really hope potential inviters read that post once you gain access to the invite area.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheTerminator
ESET NOD SS the best for me.
i like KAS
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Originally Posted by union
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Originally Posted by softexupload
nod avg kaspersky for bad and fick me
Norton for me. This AV is a big shit..
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Originally Posted by TheTerminator
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Originally Posted by TheTerminator
Norton, McAfee, AvastQuote:
Originally Posted by soks
BKAV if you guys know it :|
I dislike Norton as it insists on running 8 different program using like 40MB RAM in total and then not letting you turn the damn things off short of killing the processes.
Maybe Norton,but it's popular in my company...lol
F-secure is the worst for me
I used Norton for several years only because everyone mentioned it. It made my computer slow as hell and is a pathetic antivirus. Kaspersky is the best XD
Norton , avg and avast
Norton Antivirus
Norton Antivirus and Kaspersky ( yes )
all of them. only n00bs get viruses.
Norton
KAspersky, because I never can find working keys:D
Nothing is more useless than Norton (Symantec). I purchased one in 2007 and what a waste of money. It's too bulky and a pain in the A**. But, I find that Kaspersky is Okay.
norton