AVG free or Avast free?

Geep

Whatever it takes. I've no experience with these, whereas I know that Revo removes a lot more that ordinary uninstallers do not. It starts with the installation's standard remover (or Windows remover) then looks behind the scenes for the rubbish left, and eradicates that too. It also (mostly) eliminates the need for a restart.

GunJack

if an av company produces it's own uninstall tool, use it

Gillor

Geep wrote: »

Revo removes a lot more that ordinary uninstallers do not.

The free version of Revo is not fully 64-bit compatible.

And as GunJack points out:

If an av company produces it's own uninstall tool, use it

sickparrot

Yup, used to have AVG and it got way too bloaty and shouty, switched to Avast and it's been fine.

spud17

Avast user here, but recently used a laptop with Free AVG.

AVG 2014 didn't appear to be the pile of bloated c@rp that I remember from a few years back.

I can't comment on it's detection performance, but looking at some of the comparison sites it seems to be be better than it once was.

whattochoose

JJ_Egan wrote: »

Of course you don't buy Kaspersky from Kaspersky price is always far to high .

Please can you recommend where to buy?
I'd be looking for an electronic download.
Thank you.

Bollotom

Just in case. It's free if you bank with Barclays

cajef

whattochoose wrote: »

Please can you recommend where to buy?

Download and update for free from here before your present licence expires, remove the old version then install the new one.

http://www.kaspersky.co.uk/product-updates/internet-security

Then buy from Amazon and just use the key that comes with the new edition to renew your licence.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_9?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=kaspersky%20internet%20security%202014&sprefix=Kaspersky%2Caps%2C191&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Akaspersky%20internet%20security%202014