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Anti Virus softwear

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:29
by Gavin
Hi
Can anyone recommend a good value anti virus programme. I have always used McAfee, its just expired and they want 40 for a years update, is there better/cheaper on the market?

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:32
by Decker
AVG - free

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:32
by Decker
AVG - free

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:37
by Scrooge
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
I actually use two programs.
AVG free and Kaspersky
Both can be found at download.com
Both of them are free [y]

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:37
by Scrooge
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
I actually use two programs.
AVG free and Kaspersky
Both can be found at download.com
Both of them are free [y]

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:41
by Treelo
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
Great program - but make sure you use both the virus and spyware checkers [:D]

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:41
by Treelo
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
Great program - but make sure you use both the virus and spyware checkers [:D]

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:55
by Gavin
Originally posted by Scrooge
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
I actually use two programs.
AVG free and Kaspersky
Both can be found at download.com
Both of them are free [y]
Am downloading both these now thanks!

Posted:
24 Nov 2007, 22:55
by Gavin
Originally posted by Scrooge
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
I actually use two programs.
AVG free and Kaspersky
Both can be found at download.com
Both of them are free [y]
Am downloading both these now thanks!

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 08:23
by Scrooge
Originally posted by Treelo
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
Great program - but make sure you use both the virus and spyware checkers [:D]
On this front I have spybot running, which includes a program called teatime, this program provides real time monitoring.
There are a few other things I have running at the same time....

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 08:23
by Scrooge
Originally posted by Treelo
Originally posted by Decker
AVG - free
Great program - but make sure you use both the virus and spyware checkers [:D]
On this front I have spybot running, which includes a program called teatime, this program provides real time monitoring.
There are a few other things I have running at the same time....

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 10:18
by AlanA
NOD 32 excellent.

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 10:18
by AlanA
NOD 32 excellent.

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 11:24
by preiffer

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 11:24
by preiffer

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 13:56
by mitchja
Oh please not another Mac vs. PC debate [|)] If someone would like to send me a shiny new iMac to actually see the difference, then please feel free [:D]
I've already decided, I will be converting next year (if my current PC lasts that long as things are already starting to drop off [:0])
Regards

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 13:56
by mitchja
Oh please not another Mac vs. PC debate [|)] If someone would like to send me a shiny new iMac to actually see the difference, then please feel free [:D]
I've already decided, I will be converting next year (if my current PC lasts that long as things are already starting to drop off [:0])
Regards

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 17:57
by thejohn
Go for it James got a mac in July and have not looked back

Posted:
25 Nov 2007, 17:57
by thejohn
Go for it James got a mac in July and have not looked back

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 12:05
by slinky09
When I read the title to this thread, I was expecting big woolly jumpers
[?]

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 12:05
by slinky09
When I read the title to this thread, I was expecting big woolly jumpers
[?]

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 18:05
by HighFlyer
Originally posted by slinky09
When I read the title to this thread, I was expecting big woolly jumpers
LOL I now have an image in my head of trojan horses in wooly jumpers [:D]
Thanks,
Sarah

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 18:05
by HighFlyer
Originally posted by slinky09
When I read the title to this thread, I was expecting big woolly jumpers
LOL I now have an image in my head of trojan horses in wooly jumpers [:D]
Thanks,
Sarah

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 22:10
by VS075
Originally posted by preiffer
What's a virus?
[:w]
Windows viruses mean nothing to Macs, but Mac viruses do and believe me there are Mac viruses.
Getting back on-topic (no more Mac references please) I use avast! Free of charge, and updates itself every time you connect to the Internet.

Posted:
26 Nov 2007, 22:10
by VS075
Originally posted by preiffer
What's a virus?
[:w]
Windows viruses mean nothing to Macs, but Mac viruses do and believe me there are Mac viruses.
Getting back on-topic (no more Mac references please) I use avast! Free of charge, and updates itself every time you connect to the Internet.