La Luna
Surviving Ashraful
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join:2001-07-12
Warwick, NY
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Re: Best Antivirus Program To Use?
said by mers2  :There is no "best" AV, only one which is best suited for your hardware, surfing habits and personal likes. And has been stated, no AV is 100% effective. You might check out the 2005 AV poll for some opinions on the various programs available. » [Poll] Antivirus Poll 2005 Agreed...ask 100 people and you'll get 100 different answers. I'm using Avast and I like it a lot, I used to use Norton on my 98SE box and I liked that too, never a problem.
It's not about "what's the best", it's about what works for you, your habits and your computer. There is no "100%" effective if your habits will circumvent your AV, no matter which one you use.
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mers2
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join:2004-03-20
USA
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There is no "best" AV, only one which is best suited for your hardware, surfing habits and personal likes. And has been stated, no AV is 100% effective. You might check out the 2005 AV poll for some opinions on the various programs available. »[Poll] Antivirus Poll 2005
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kw
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join:2004-06-12
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said by oursys08 : I'm needing one that protects your computer 100% and really detects viruses you aren't going to find one. |
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Inernetjunky
join:2003-11-07
USA
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I just started using NOD32 a couple of weeks ago. I never thought I would. I have to admit, I have been pleasantly surprised. I guess resistance is futile.   I am using it along with free ZoneAlarm and Microsoft AntiSpyware. I can't even tell it's there. I suggest you give NOD32 a try. I think you'll like it. |
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dantz
join:2005-05-09
Honolulu, HI
 ·Hawaiian Telcom
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said by oursys08 :So this program cleans your computer 100% and it will detect pretty much all viruses etc...? Nothing is 100%, your brain has to make up the difference. However, many people agree that Nod32 is an excellent antivirus program and that it is relatively light on resources. I think it's your best bet. |
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jack b
Gone Fishing
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join:2000-09-08
Cape Cod
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I like KAV |
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Mowergun
join:2004-02-15
Charleston, IL
·Consolidated Commu..
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I am only familiar with what I have used. I currently am using NOD32 + BOClean + ZoneAlarm Pro as my resident security. My experience on my Win98SE machine is that these three applications combined still use less system resources than NAV alone does. For just $118.90 you too can have peace of mind and performance.:) |
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oursys08
join:2001-10-10
Manchester, KY | reply to oursys08
I would also like to ask is the security suite that comes with the ISP package any good? I heard it was a resource hogger also, I'm so confused not sure what to use anymore  lol |
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oursys08
join:2001-10-10
Manchester, KY
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So this program cleans your computer 100% and it will detect pretty much all viruses etc...? I think I used this the first time I had a virus and it never detected anything but my computer still ran slow If you read my post in the computer hardware forum Im having trouble out of a virus or HD problem right now |
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mkofron
join:2002-11-10
Saint Louis, MO | reply to oursys08
eset nod32 |
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oursys08
join:2001-10-10
Manchester, KY
|  Hello,
Im looking for a virus program that is very good to use that doesnt use up much resources? I was using norton but people said its a resource hogger. I'm needing one that protects your computer 100% and really detects viruses, I used norton and it has let viruses get by its protection several times. |
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