Which Anti-virus is the best?

[orcutt989]

What about Symantec Antivirus Corporate? Uses Norton Definitions and updates, but much less system rescources used up.

[Izagaia]

What about Symantec Antivirus Corporate? Uses Norton Definitions and updates, but much less system rescources used up.

Izzy's AV application of choice.

[Snee]

Symantech Corp. is good, I've got that on one os, and KAV personal pro on another.

Sy. Corp. seems to be lighter on resources to me of the two

[Smith]

Mabye someone could make a antivirus sticky, so people wont post this crap?

[peat moss]

Thx guys!!! specila thx Peat Moss for the link!!
Btw i searched my processor power.. Its running normaly..
i guess i'll stick ith mcafee eventually!!!

Your welcome in more ways than one ! That link was interesting in that almost half of our members use a Norton flavour anti virus (Symantic Corp ) . Must say something ? But I have Symantec corp . aswell . Version 10.00.359 is great , but ver.9.0.2.1000 is a little faster at start up . Heres a link for a few different anti virus programs like Nod32, Kaspersky, and Norton. Which can be found by useing our search function enjoy.


https://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/forum...&daysprune=365

[Izagaia]

But I have Symantec corp . aswell . Version 10.00.359 is great , but ver.9.0.2.1000 is a little faster at start up . Heres a link for a few different anti virus programs like Nod32, Kaspersky, and Norton. Which can be found by useing our search function enjoy.


https://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/forum...&daysprune=365

Version 10.00.359 performs a "start-up" scan each time users logon to Windows. I recall reading about it in a Symantec bulletin. Unfortunately, this scan cannot be configured or neutralized and at present because of a glitch that Symantec has yet to iron out, it will cause your CPU performance rate to sparatically jump to 90-100% useage while taking place (about three minutes for the scan to complete on my Athlon3200).

I personally do not mind this scan. Just one more tool protecting my system, IMO. I do not care for the high CPU rate though. However I am certain that Symantec will iron out the "kinks" shortly. In the meantime, they have posted a couple of temporary registry fixes that will halt the scan altogether until the problem is solved.

I will edit my post with links to the bulletins as soon as I find them.