Free anti virus?

Started by NeuroticSarge, April 24, 2010, 06:34:59 PM

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NeuroticSarge

Does anyone know of a good free anti virus software?
Only,Chas's got his laptop back from being repaired last weekand his current one had run out.
Don't fancy paying out another £30.00 for one,so I know there's a few out there,but which one?
I know there are a few techy's here,so any help please!

RedMaster11

I use AVG's free anti-virus sotware. Just does the basics, but it's good enough for me.

free.avg.com

GamerMan316

I've used AVG for years, never had any problems.

http://free.avg.com/gb-en/download


NeuroticSarge

Nice one,thanks.Will try it out.

Kyuubi

I have to admit I use the microsoft one which is free and not bad at all. Runs in the background well and only a tiny (almost unnoticeable) slowdown when updating and scanning.

Handshakes

Both AVG and the Microsoft one are pretty good.

I prefer to use the Microsoft Windows Defender, but at the moment my Windows XP is a little... shall we say, less than legit? So instead I am using AVG and I have no complaints.
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TaraJayne

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I've had it right up to here with them.

DFUSIONITE

Quote from: TaraJayne on April 26, 2010, 05:35:55 AM
we use Avast

Is it a 'pirate' version.  ;D see what i did there  ;D

GamerMan316

Quote from: DFUSIONITE on April 26, 2010, 08:26:29 AM
Quote from: TaraJayne on April 26, 2010, 05:35:55 AM
we use Avast

Is it a 'pirate' version.  ;D see what i did there  ;D

Nice one Dfuse  ;D

Avast is a good anti-virus product too, I know plenty of people that use it.


Astrex

This is the Internet everything is free!!!

I ripped the new copy of Norton for Mac let me know if you want it for Windows I'll upload it onto Rapidshare tonight... comes with a key already so no need to worry about finding one

GamerMan316

I got Norton for free when I got broadband, very good software but hogged my memory  and took about 12GB of my hard drive just for bloody virus definitions.


Astrex

Norton 360 2010 4.0 Build 127 - Final

http://rapidshare.com/files/353423947/Norton.360.4.0.Build.127.By.VICTORIOUS.rar


Supported OS:
* Microsoft® Windows® XP (32-bit) with Service Pack 2 or later Home/Professional/Media Center
* Microsoft® Windows Vista® (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Basic/Home Premium/Business /Ultimate
* Microsoft® Windows® 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/ Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Ultimate

My mate put this up on our other site a while back use that one

nCogNeato

Quote from: Handshakes on April 25, 2010, 10:23:19 PM
Both AVG and the Microsoft one are pretty good.

I prefer to use the Microsoft Windows Defender, but at the moment my Windows XP is a little... shall we say, less than legit? So instead I am using AVG and I have no complaints.

You can now obtain legit XP keys from Microsoft for free.  Just follow the "Registration by phone" steps and when asked how many computer is currently installed with this version of XP, enter 2 or less.

I've used the same XP disc on over 10 computers, all of which have legit keys from Microsoft.


nCogNeato

Quote from: GamerMan316 on April 26, 2010, 08:47:23 AM
Quote from: DFUSIONITE on April 26, 2010, 08:26:29 AM
Quote from: TaraJayne on April 26, 2010, 05:35:55 AM
we use Avast

Is it a 'pirate' version.  ;D see what i did there  ;D

Nice one Dfuse  ;D

Avast is a good anti-virus product too, I know plenty of people that use it.

I've been using Avast for about 2 years.  Hands-down the best overall security I've ever found for free.

BONUS:  It uses for low resources, so it doesn't slow down your PC like many others do.


nCogNeato

Quote from: Astrex on April 26, 2010, 09:02:36 AM
This is the Internet everything is free!!!

I ripped the new copy of Norton for Mac let me know if you want it for Windows I'll upload it onto Rapidshare tonight... comes with a key already so no need to worry about finding one

Norton is poo.  It (ironically) infects your computer by integrating itself firmly into the registry.  Sort of like AOL (America Online) software ... ugh.

Trying to uninstal Norton from a PC is one of the most difficult tasks I've ever had to do.