Norton Antivirus renewal costing a fortune?!!

Quasar

I got rid of Norton on both my computers and installed the following:

AVG
Sygate
Spybot
Ad-aware
and also CCleaner for good measure, which I run every couple of days.

Works a treat, and it's all FREE!

isgman

AVG,,, thats the way to go.

Donnie

Remove Norton; http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=239062

Take a look at Avast too; http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html It works and it's free.

painfulcost

is Ad aware a freeware or one of those trial time free only. where can i get it. thanks.

superscaper

http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/

Personal edition is freeware.

jimmy_mumu

yeah you can go wrong with avg, i use it all the time

Mediumhorse

where do you down load ESET NOD32 from for free


Many Thanks

Browntoa

you only get a 30 trial then you have to pay

http://www.eset.com/download/index.php

woo

anyone know if any of these do deals for multi-license purchases? I know Grisoft do but many others don't seem to which on a small home network is a bit of a pain

shilling

trets77 wrote:

i used to use Avast with out any problems for free....paired with Zone Alarms firewall which is THE best and is also free in no frills mode
for years.

i got a good deal on kaspersky with my comp so i,m with that at the mo but i may go back to avast after my 12 months

avast is great because it updates every 4 hours if you are connected to the internet. My router has a firewall built in and also XP firewall does a good basic job in itself.

Avast can be renewed simply by re entering your email address and it sends you a new code.

Another advantage is the incredibly low system resources it takes up. Unlike Norton.