Security software - free better?

GunJack

waddler_8 wrote: »

Hey Ho!

Let's Go !!

spud17

waddler_8 wrote: »

Hey Ho!

GunJack wrote: »

Let's Go !!

Get a room you pair!

GunJack

spud17 wrote: »

Get a room you pair!

now now, we're singing, not having sex

spud old chap, you're showing a possible major gap in your musical tastes

spud17

GunJack wrote: »

now now, we're singing, not having sex

spud old chap, you're showing a possible major gap in your musical tastes

Nah!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Yb145eIIE

Sorry OP, bit OT, also a bit mainstream for me, but quite liking in a similar vein.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sOq6Rrre7c&feature=relmfu

GunJack

See, old punks never die, we just write on forums

art_for_arts_sake

I use Norton Internet Security for the wife's computer and, although this entitles me to two extra installations, Avast (the free version) on an old XP computer. I know NIS isn't the resource hog it used to be, but both seem to do the job admirably. I used to use Bulldog, which was cheap where I bought it from, and AVG, but lost faith in both for various techy reasons. No idea why I use two different AVs, except I don't like putting all my eggs in one basket.

HughSpencer

Microsoft Security Essentials - daily automatic scan
Malwarebytes Anti Malware
TuneUp1 - Click Maintenance
Advanced System Care
CCleaner
This may seem a lot but you need more than one to pick up the difficult ones. Don't use more than one at a time.