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Internet security - any recommendations?
BlueBella
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Hi, Just wondered if any one has any recommendations...
My current subscription to Norton runs out next month and the online renewal seems very pricey so I was wondering whether anyone could recommend a good alternative? And is it cheaper to buy a security package from a retailer (eg curries/pc world) or download online?
Thanks in advance
My current subscription to Norton runs out next month and the online renewal seems very pricey so I was wondering whether anyone could recommend a good alternative? And is it cheaper to buy a security package from a retailer (eg curries/pc world) or download online?
Thanks in advance
:TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea
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I would go for AVG or avast, both are free and i've found them to be very effective
:starmod: Looking for the lucky dust :starmod:
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I have the free version of Avast and haven't had any problems.0
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Dont waste your money on expensive security.Hi, Just wondered if any one has any recommendations...
My current subscription to Norton runs out next month and the online renewal seems very pricey so I was wondering whether anyone could recommend a good alternative? And is it cheaper to buy a security package from a retailer (eg curries/pc world) or download online?
Thanks in advance
Microsoft essentials and avast are very good. And they are free.
I have used both and never had any problems in 5 years.0 -
Thanks guys - I think I will check out AVAST. If it does the same thing as NORTON for 0% of the price then that is good enough for me!:TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea0
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http://www.avg.com/gb-en/is_buy_2014_ppc_test?utm_content=&gclid=CO6Upv25t7oCFSXItAodpxMA2g&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=UK-EN-SCH-AVG+Exact&utm_term=avg&ECID=ad%3Ago%3Ase%3AUK-EN-SCH-AVG-Exact&s_tnt=11454:1:0
Free month long trial
http://www.avast.com/en-gb/compare-antivirus?cha=ppc&sen=google&ste=avast&var=33323521872&omcid=EN-GB_Search_Brand&gclid=CO-76Ii6t7oCFXDItAodd0gA7w
free month long trial here too
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Thank you Kovu2013 - you are a star!:TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea0
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:eek: never pay for it!
Through recommendations on the Tech board on MSE I have installed:
Avast Free Antivirus
Malewarebytes Free Version
Windows Defender switched on
Then to keep the laptop running well I have:
CCleaner which I run once a week to get rid of anything you don't need
Superantispywere which I run once a week after CCleaner this is to check nothing has got through the Avast, Malewerebytes & Windows defender
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Thanks Luckyone - I guess I am one of those suckers who gets talked into signing up for things I don't need (or are not worth the money!):TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea0
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Thanks Luckyone - I guess I am one of those suckers who gets talked into signing up for things I don't need (or are not worth the money!)
I fell for it once then had problems with my laptop so went to someoneI had spoken to on a health forum & my eyes were opned to a whole free world of internet security :rotfl:
Then I came to MSE & asked them at a later date. I also have had no problems with the above security xxxThis Post Has Been Sponsored ByChocolate0
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