I agree with most of my peers - i've been using Free AVG for ages - all i needed to do was register (no cost) - getting updates regularly - saved me many times - even does e-mail checks. ;)
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UKMan
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I agree with most of my peers - i've been using Free AVG for ages - all i needed to do was register (no cost) - getting updates regularly - saved me many times - even does e-mail checks. ;)
Peace
UKMan
i had avg but i didnt feel very safe with it ( dunno why :huh: ) so i switched to norton 2004 and i like it :)Quote:
Originally posted by UKMan@1 December 2003 - 19:08
I agree with most of my peers - i've been using Free AVG for ages - all i needed to do was register (no cost) - getting updates regularly - saved me many times - even does e-mail checks. ;)
Peace
UKMan
avg is very safe, if you need the security of a system hog, then you have done the right thing
AVG for about a year or so with no problems.
TD
AVG is the simpliest antivirus scanner. I love this software.
I tried AVG7 but it hangs once in a while and I found out there's a bug on it. AVG6 or free version is the best.Quote:
Originally posted by trillscout@1 December 2003 - 16:43
AVG 7 is far more advanced in options+features
making it confusing unless you know what
the hell ur doing :blink:
bug? :( :o
What bug? :o
theres no bugs at all in avg 7 :lol: (well major ones....)Quote:
Originally posted by trillscout@2 December 2003 - 22:27
bug? :( :o
What bug? :o
the only thing it does is slows down your pc a bit (not nearly as much as norton though). he possibly installed it wrong or had invlaid registry entries (or downloaded a serial from kazaa :lol:)
both are great, I just like the different GUI, but both use the same definitions