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Reminder to help reduce and prevent malware!
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#2
i has ANTIVIRUS 2008. it are asking for 20 dollars. Me updte and pay, yes?
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#3
Ah ha ha ha you don't have AVG.
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#4
Avast > AVG
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#5
I'm using Comodo. Feels good, man. Antivirus AND firewall into one.
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#6
Avast > All

Also, rayhovite, i had someone come to me with their computer saying that they did pay Antivirus 2008 or whatever the 20 bucks. I laughed so goddamn hard.
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#7
I personally prefer Microsoft Security Essentials.
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#8
Roxas Wrote:I personally prefer Microsoft Security Essentials.

I used to use this. I forgot why I stopped, by at the time, it was pretty damn effective. Probably still is.
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#9
Malwarebytes Anti Malware is good too.
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#10
If you are attending a post secondary institution, then most likely you are entitled to free anti-virus provided by the institution.
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#11
pfft.......schools go cheap on their students nowadays....
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#12
XTOTHEL Wrote:If you are attending a post secondary institution, then most likely you are entitled to free anti-virus provided by the institution.

I know that big universities like ASU and UofA (Sorry, i only know Arizona) give free norton or something...
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#13
Just uninstalled AVG and installed Avast. God, the full scan will take forever.
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#14
Corn Wrote:Just uninstalled AVG and installed Avast. God, the full scan will take forever.

FYI, Avast has audible updates and scans. <<
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#15
The main reason I didn't include AVG was because AVG Free does not scan for Rootkit malware. The one's posted do scan for rootkits like many commercial ones do.

Malwarebytes was not included either because to get the automated scanner you have to pay for it. SuperAntiSpyware was also not included, for the curious, for the same reason.
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#16
Is it just me or are Anti-viruses supposed not to find anything when doing scans?
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