PC Problems? - links to free online virus scanners

EricGeek

I would recommend Panda. Panda Cloud Antivirus. Excellent Usability. Excellent Resource Consumption. Good reliability.

JDPower

EricGeek wrote: »

I would recommend Panda. Panda Cloud Antivirus. Excellent Usability. Excellent Resource Consumption. Good reliability.

Not an ONLINE scanner

Topher81

I would like to say to check the sites you go to for these on-line virus check sites as some of them are unfortunatly fake (none I could see from the list on this forum) and will infect your system worse than before and even some of the legitimate programs will only do a scan then try to get you to pay for a program before they remove the problems

Tommyboi78

Been using Comodo for years. Have tried atleast 5 of the other software that was mentioned in OP's message. Comodo wins all in my opinion

rozermartin

[FONT=&quot]The information provided by your forum is too much effective for me bcz it helped me out from problem which I was facing from last 7 Day.[/FONT][FONT=&quot][/FONT]

closed

stop spamming

JohnStuart_2

Toxteth_OGrady wrote: »

This thread is for free online scanners, which run in your web browser - NOT installed software like Norton, McAfee, Kaspersky, AVG and so on. The online scanners are useful because certain infections can prevent resident anti-virus software installing or running correctly.

If you think you might have a virus problem and you either have no anti-virus protection or your own anti-virus wont run, click on any of the links below for a free online scan (connection to internet required):


Note: Some of these scanners use ActiveX and need to be opened in Internet Explorer to run correctly.


TOGFAQ

Eset's NOD32

A-squared Emsi

BitDefender

Ca.

Comodo

CyberTech

e-Acceleration Stop-Sign

E-Trust

F-Secure

iolo

Kaspersky

McAfee

Microsoft

MyV3

Panda

Quickheal

Rising

Sophos

Symantec

Trend Micro Housecall


:cool:

TOG

Thanks TOG,
but i still prefer to install on my computer.

JDPower

JohnStuart wrote: »

Thanks TOG,
but i still prefer to install on my computer.

This isn't about using one or the other, it's about having an online scanner as a backup or using on computers that are infected and the installed AV isn't picking it up or has been killed off by the infection.