what is the best antivirus for my pc?

8 years ago

If you are looking for paid solution then go for Norton.

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ritacintron 8 years ago

Thanks for kind of information and helpful mind.
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ATAC

8 years ago

Most IP give you a free one . It's usually a watered down version of the usual
paid choices..

They will work just fine..

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by pingmycareer

i have win7 hp laptop
what antivirus should i use?
or is it ok to use & keep updating Windows Security Essential?

Yes, l have Norton for my w7 Tosh, Laptop, and it is fine, overall.

But the autofill part is a dog, (you have to jump through a lot of hoops to use it, without it being in your face) so l use Dashlane instead for that.

Dash,...is free, but occasionally they pull your account and try to force you onto their paid one, (no prob, thought just set up a new one.

And go Norton through Ebay, it only costs around $25 for 3 PC,s and you can download the key immediately.

And be wary of the ones that send it, since that requires you to go online to their site, (that can be riddled with scammers hijacking Nortons address, (not something you want to go through).

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expmrb 8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

And go Norton through Ebay, it only costs around $25 for 3 PC,s and you can download the key immediately.

Well its true buying Norton from any third party vendor will always be cheaper than buying directly from them.
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Chris Brindamour

8 years ago

pingmycareer,

Windows Security Essentials is one of the best out there (do some research) even better then some paid services.

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pingmycareer

8 years ago

thanks for the feedbacks guys

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8 years ago

The best Antivirus protection in the World is Bitdefender

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ClarityDesigns

8 years ago

I recommend Malwarebytes definently one of the best ones there is. MB is usually used not as a full protection suite but more as one in a while scan your pc for viruses. But I believe the paid version has that full protection. But another really good free one is Avast. A lot of antiviruses slow down your pc, but Avast isn't too heavy.

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Disruption 8 years ago

I second this. Utilizing Avast with Malwarebytes is more than sufficient. A large problem people see is when using Malwarebytes, they are expecting full protection. However, it's anti-malware not anti-virus software. I recommend bundling the two.
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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by expmrb

Well its true buying Norton from any third party vendor will always be cheaper than buying directly from them.

If you are talking about offline, then you will get an empty box with a key, for around $55 for one PC.

And online, Norton only seems to sell the bells and whistles one, at $100 a year, with the only advantage that you can keep what is left of your previous subscription.

But a lot cheaper, (as l did) to forget about what subscription you have left and buy Norton for all of your PC's in one hit, so all have the same time frame.

Originally Posted by ClarityDesigns

I recommend Malwarebytes definently one of the best ones there is. MB is usually used not as a full protection suite but more as one in a while scan your pc for viruses. But I believe the paid version has that full protection. But another really good free one is Avast. A lot of antiviruses slow down your pc, but Avast isn't too heavy.

True, Malware is great in scanning and picking up stuff Norton misses, but on newer PC/laptops the free version constantly pesters you to buy it, and if l remember correctly is free for a limited time.

I have it on a 6 year old Laptop, and it is free indefinately, but not on the 1 year old newer one.

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ClarityDesigns 8 years ago

Yeah that is one annoying thing. Not sure if there is an option to disable notifications.
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lanfear63

8 years ago

Originally Posted by pingmycareer

i have win7 hp laptop
what antivirus should i use?
or is it ok to use & keep updating Windows Security Essential?

You have a Windows 7 Laptop?. Why? You would have had the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 10 for free. If it's as old as the O/S, that makes it up to 9 years old.If it's new, why Windows 7? (please ignore any Australian interventions) Perhaps you inherited it recently or bought it second hand?

I use Windows Defender which is free and works perfectly. Why anyone would buy Norton or anything else escapes me.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by ClarityDesigns

Yeah that is one annoying thing. Not sure if there is an option to disable notifications.

I tried, but the free one for the time you have it, pesters you incessantly to buy it. I also tried installing the older free one, but no, won't work.

Originally Posted by lanfear63

You have a Windows 7 Laptop?. Why? You would have had the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 10 for free. If it's as old as the O/S, that makes it up to 9 years old.If it's new, why Windows 7? (please ignore any Australian interventions) Perhaps you inherited it recently or bought it second hand?

I use Windows Defender which is free and works perfectly. Why anyone would buy Norton or anything else escapes me.

True, 10 is great, apart from stuttering with modern games, the zero privacy thing, the installing updates when it wants, near zero transparencies and sheet of paper graphics, (sorry, my mistake sheet of colored paper) and blatant advertising during startup, when you buy some software.

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lanfear63

8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

I tried, but the free one for the time you have it, pesters you incessantly to buy it. I also tried installing the older free one, but no, won't work.

True, 10 is great, apart from stuttering with modern games, the zero privacy thing, the installing updates when it wants, near zero transparencies and sheet of paper graphics, (sorry, my mistake sheet of colored paper) and blatant advertising during startup, when you buy some software.

None of which is true. Been using it since 2015 now. How many minutes was it you had it installed?

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jbbryant

8 years ago

Avast free is great, avoid AVG free if your hardware specs are low. Partner that with Malwarebytes.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

None of which is true. Been using it since 2015 now. How many minutes was it you had it installed?

None of which, l used it for three days, installed Photoshop, and the next time l switched it on, two Abobe ad's showed up, on startup.

Also installed the 1 month free trial version, but the add's still showed up, even after the forced updates crippled it!

Some modern games have issues with 10's Game Mode, or it causes the movement to stutter or freeze and occasionally collapses, (saw a YT video).

And older games lose their drivers when 10 updates, and the p***ed owners have to install them again, and again,.....

10 is probably great for word processing and doing low risk surfing, and 3D rendering, but not much else.

If you want to believe that 10 is great then, for you it is, but most would rather hang onto 7, for as long as possible.

It is a bit like saying that a 4k, 15" Laptop screen is great, but if you need a magnifying glass to see some of the icons, then it clearly is not!

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lanfear63

8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

None of which, l used it for three days, installed Photoshop, and the next time l switched it on, two Abobe ad's showed up, on startup.

Also installed the 1 month free trial version, but the add's still showed up, even after the forced updates crippled it!

Some modern games have issues with 10's Game Mode, or it causes the movement to stutter or freeze and occasionally collapses, (saw a YT video).

And older games lose their drivers when 10 updates, and the p***ed owners have to install them again, and again,.....

10 is probably great for word processing and doing low risk surfing, and 3D rendering, but not much else.

If you want to believe that 10 is great then, for you it is, but most would rather hang onto 7, for as long as possible.

It is a bit like saying that a 4k, 15" Laptop screen is great, but if you need a magnifying glass to see some of the icons, then it clearly is not!

Mainly going back to Photoshop then, plus you last used Windows 10 much earlier on in its implementation. Always a few teething problems with drivers early on whatever you are using, the developers have to catch up.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Mainly going back to Photoshop then, plus you last used Windows 10 much earlier on in its implementation. Always a few teething problems with drivers early on whatever you are using, the developers have to catch up.

True, some of the issues with W10 in October 2016, (when l got my one from Tosh, China) have been made better, and even l have to admit that the frosty transparency on w10 on the Microsoft dedicated laptops, (competing with Apple Airs) look nice.

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olympiadillinger

8 years ago

I will suggest Norton or Kaspersky. Their work efficiency is pretty good, also optimal for any system.

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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by olympiadillinger

I will suggest Norton or Kaspersky. Their work efficiency is pretty good, also optimal for any system.

I thought Kaspersky was a chess program, but I expect it's good at blocking Pawn site malware.
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Prakashm

8 years ago

Hello,i use Adaware Antivirus for my PC because it is free support for window 7,8,10, Vista and XP. This Antivirus is true,always on completely free Antivirus program.

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gannesh102

8 years ago

AVG and Norton is the best antivirus.

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XenG

8 years ago

Norton was probably the best I've used. It's kind'a pricy though, and heavy on the system. I use 360 total security in my desktop and AVG in my laptop. The best free stuffs I have found out there.

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Rashid Yahya

8 years ago

There is no BEST AV for any Operating System, period! All AVs have their goods and bads, whether it's detection rates, ram hogging or whatever. Windows Defender should suffice if you don't surf "naughty" or "hottie" LOL. If or when you are hit by one, then use Windows Defender to scan through. Whereby unsuccessful, then try out whatever FREE AVs there are. Just sharing my thought

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mssupport800

8 years ago

Norton is best Antivirus But updates it time to time

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josechan

8 years ago

I suggest you use K7 antivirus that will give you security for your PC.

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Lily777

Banned 8 years ago

I use Avast and I'm happy with it.

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Noorani

8 years ago

I have tried several and the one that has served me the best has been Norton, I have never had any issues with any online malware, virus, etc. since using Norton.

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alaicarich

8 years ago

i think you should upgrade your windows first. nowadays latest windows have a own antivirus. and it works really well. otherwise Norton is pretty good for antivirus.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by alaicarich

i think you should upgrade your windows first. nowadays latest windows have a own antivirus. and it works really well. otherwise Norton is pretty good for antivirus.

I agree that W10 is good for viruses!

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BrownMason

8 years ago

Im using avast, its good for me

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Williams Thomas

8 years ago

I m using Norton or Quickheal these are good product ..

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RickyMartinSEO

8 years ago

Sophos home

I've owned a computer repair shop for 18 years. It's the best I've seen!

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ctrlaltdelete

8 years ago

A freelancer I hired for a graphics design job years ago recommended Bitdefender to me. It's done me great so far, and is quite aggressive when it comes to malware. Plus it comes with a specialized protected browser intended for online banking and other transactions. I have used Norton in the past though and it's good too. I just prefer Bitdefender over it.

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Plutorial

8 years ago

Paid antivirus probably Norton but if you're looking for a reliable free one, I usually go for Avira. They're pretty good except that you have to survive the random pop up ads from them on occasion which can only be removed if you subscribe to their premium plan.

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DURABLEOILCOM 8 years ago

Trust me when I say I have used pretty much all the Anti Viruses the best bang for your buck in terms of features and protection is Bitdefender
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markste159

8 years ago

Norton and Avg is the best antivirus for PC and Laptops.I strongly suggest you, use any one of these antiviruses.

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hardraysnight

8 years ago

dont bother with penicillin

pencillin will not fix a virus

the best technical support may well be your doctor

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compton

8 years ago

I like Malwarebytes, it does a great all around job without feeling invasive. That's great security, doing a phenomenal job without you always having to be aware of it. It is the only software that has been exemplary of piece of mind.

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Prakashm

8 years ago

I think that Comodo Antivirus and Bitdefender Antivirus best for PC. I use this antivirus for PC.

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micjustin33

8 years ago

Following are best install anyone of them.

Avast
Kespersky
Bitdefender
Eset Nod32

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by hardraysnight

dont bother with penicillin

pencillin will not fix a virus

the best technical support may well be your doctor

Lol, yes, but on a less serious note, this is what l recommend.

A'hoy Ya Matey
Avast Landlubber

and...

ImperialistRunningDog.com

That one has a back door, just in case the KGB, want to take over Capitalistic inferior systems.

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crackhouse

8 years ago

First of all, upgrade your windows.

Second of all - Bitdefender

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DWolfe 8 years ago

Originally Posted by crackhouse

First of all, upgrade your windows.

Yep just call Anderson or Pella, they will send over a rep to give you the price of new windows
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  Originally Posted by DWolfe
  
  Yep just call Anderson or Pella, they will send over a rep to give you the price of new windows
  
  The problem with dealing with posts by a person called "Crackhouse" is that he might be Double Glazed
  
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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by crackhouse

First of all, upgrade your windows.

Second of all - Bitdefender

Upgrade, sounds like a contradiction in terms?

I have had W7Pro for a year now, with zero updates, (including sneaky ones) and the OS is purring.

Microsoft may run, "we care about you, so you should update" and "the latest free upgrade gives you the best protection" and "we have your three year old interests at heart" but they are really saying is "buy our s***t" and "buy our s***t or else".

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romon132

8 years ago

Panda, Avast free is great, avoid AVG free if your hardware specs are low. Partner that with Malwarebytes.

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renaejohnson

8 years ago

Windows security essential is good. Kaspersky is help you some about this.

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Golgrer

7 years ago

Kespersky
Eset Nod32
Avast
This is my TOP! I have been using Kaspersky for a long time. Now the license is over. Based on this rating, I decided to try Scanguard Antivirus. It is necessary to test, but I read this antivirus is good.

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