Which Antivirus?

[Joe Gronlund]

I've heard some say (Leo Laporte) that unless you know what you're doing, registry cleaners can sometimes do more harm than good.

They always do more harm, they don't see the full problem, and may correct it, doing damage.. Which some Anti-virus app/s can also do. A manual removal of a virus is best!!

However after 6-12 months, you certainly could need a complete reinstall of the OS.. You will notice this starting when it continuously needs to repair..

[jonoe]

You'd have to ask ESET about that. Working with retailers is probably not in their business plan.

Hi

I am a reseller of ESET i can offer your members a discount of 10% off there web prices.

If anyone works with Charity (have a Charity Number) or church (Can prove it is for a church there can have 50% off.

This is done with me not direct with ESET

Jono

[Wayne Luke]

You'd have to ask ESET about that. Working with retailers is probably not in their business plan.

[kuyenmotdivad]

One thing thats got me puzzled is, how come Kaspersky, Norton etc you can buy of 3rd party websites like Amazon and yet you cannot buy ESET off 3rd party websites?

I have looked all over for ESET Smart Security and only found it on there main website.

[Lizard King]

Kaspersky for me and will probably never switch to another application

[Dismounted]

Microsoft Security Essentials

Free, light, and gets the job done! Not to mention definitions are shared with Microsoft Forefront.

[jeffinj]

The latest Norton is not bad. Its much faster than the old versions. Loads quick and stuff.

[jonoe]

I have used Eset for years and sell it.

I am not sure if i am allowed to but i would like to offer 10% to all vbulletin members.

I will not post site address yet only if admin say it is ok.

Jono

[Subah]

Kaspersky internet security 2010

[rajender]

Kaspersky Anti Virus

Hai guys i think KasperSky is the best anti virus which is having the possibility of automatic updation.
If u r anti virus is expireed means it acn be automatically updated.

[blagoj]

For me the best is Kaspersky!

[Jose Amaral Rego]

Sounds good then. what do you make of that MS Virus scanner. We can't use it in the UK yet. I was going to try to see how light it was on the system. But I'll just have to wait for the time being.

540,000 scanned files on my P4 3.01 only took 1:20min to 1:40min and that depend if I am running another application that takes some resources to a one that take more... Not always using computer during time of scanning. Look for MsMpEng.exe, as it swallows upto 50% and 77,000k (Only while scanning certain areas eg: Recycler).

[MRGTB]

Problem for me, is that doesn't include an eMail scanner to check OutLook Express, unless you get the full paid version. Where as it's free with AVG and Avast. So that rules it out straight away for me. I use Outlook Express as well as Hotmail, so I need that free feature.

[veenuisthebest]

I was thinking about doing after reading your other post about it. But this website kinda swayed me towards Avast.

http://freebies.about.com/od/securit...-antivirus.htm

hehe then you should have visited the second link on google too.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best...s-software.htm

But again, thats their opinion. You gotta try it yourself. My AVG and Avast days are over, and am finding no reason to leave Avira.

[anthonyparsons]

I have used ESET for a few years now... never had one single virus issue.