Norton Antivirus2006 + Norton Personal Firewall2006

cheapskate58

christymm wrote:

I am more confused now that ever,how about McFee

No need to be confused. For the majority of home users, free anti-virus and firewall programmes will work just fine and, best of all, they're free, gratis and without cost:D You can disappear up your own rear end worrying about it. Just make sure you have a well-regarded programme that updates regularly and is free and your computer will be fine.

My vote still is with AVG for anti-virus and Zone Alarm for a firewall. I've been using both for some time now -must be years. never had a problem, the computer works fine and they are free. What more can you want?

AVG:

http://www.grisoft.com/doc/289/lng/uk/tpl/tpl01

Zone Alarm:
http://download.zonelabs.com/bin/free/1230_zl/zlsSetup_65_731_000_en.exe

You might also want a spyware remover:

Spybot:

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/mirrors/index.html


Should be sorted now;)

point3

Savapoint are selling the OEM version of Norton Internet Security 2006 (complete with certificate of authenticity unlike most Ebay sellers) for £24.99. There's a £5 off a £10 spend code floating around which brings the delivered cost to £19.99, plus if you go through Quidco you get £1.50 cashback - effectively £18.49 in total.

I've just installed this to replace AVG and Zone Alarm - which work perfectly well, but I think Symantec respond quicker to provide protection against new threats. For the same reason, I decided not to install the free F-Secure package offered by Barclays.

Domski

OK what about this,

If you go to trend you get a 30 day free trial of
their anti spyware 3. Update its definitions
and see whats on your system

http://uk.trendmicro-europe.com/consumer/products/products.php?prodgroup=4&family=42&id=56&rightnav=0,0

christymm

Thanks,Have downloaded both and think they are working ok.

Chuffy

You can get 6 months of Norton AntiVirus 2005 Special Edition here for absolutley nothing.
Ok, it's still Norton, but it's now free and legal.