Best Virus Protection Software?

by technovoid

Posted: 15 years ago 11 replies

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Hi Warriors,

I'm having issues with my computer and I think I may have been infected. Slowing down, files missing or corrupted, etc.

Can anyone tell me what the best software in the $30 range would be?

Thanks for your help.

JD

#protection #software #virus

JamesFrancisIM 15 years ago

ZoneAlarm Security Suite.

It's made my computer like a fortress, lol.

Never looked back

- James.
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Terry Crim 15 years ago

I have used most if not all the software out there to protect my computer systems.
I currently use Comodo Firewall and AV suite. Friends of mine have gotten viruses over the last few weeks, my system remains clean.

I use Comodo Firewall and AV suite, Comodo BOClean, Spybot SD... I used to use 3 or 4 other security software in addition but my system came to a halt and several of them even though they report no spyware did in fact call home and other places reporting on my computers activity. Now I just use the 3 security software above.

I have found that Comodo works a lot better for me than any of the other software I have used. What I like most is the constant alerts for software trying to call out to the internet and the flexibility of creating custom filters. I want to control and set the firewall to work the way I want it to, Comodo lets me do that easily.

- Terry
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- Janos 15 years ago
  
  I use Trend Micro Internet Security and I am very happy with it. I installed it on 3 of my computers and it protects my wireless network too. Once I had some issue and the customer service was great. I recommend it.
  
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imburne 15 years ago

If you google Housecall or Bitdefender, you will find two scanners that you can use online for free. I use McAfee and use both regardless.
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technovoid 15 years ago

Many thanks James, Terry, Janos and imburne. I really appreciate your help.

JD
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sainshea 15 years ago

Nod32 or Avg [ paid] Choose any one of those and let them work for you
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Svennn 15 years ago

I use the free version of AVG. It works great for me
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wf_ken 15 years ago

Esset Smart Security (NOD32) recommended
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ExtremeIM 15 years ago

Avast and/or NOD32
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- Alan Mc Donald 15 years ago
  
  i use mcafee and never had a problem with it,
  
  its cheap enough too
  
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jameshax 15 years ago

NOD32 hands down
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