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#21. Posted:
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I think this is the best right here cleard my computer right up
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The best 1 is
Avira AntiVir Personal
and it is free, it will do a full scan on yer pc
and get rid or the problem
#23. Posted:
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McAffe is the best(:
have it on my 2 desktops and 2 laptobs
#24. Posted:
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When fixing the pc's at work i prefer the old-hat approach of manually deleting files and folders that are not supposed to be there however i think the best i have tried is Kaspersky and AVG.

AVG is better because it is less demanding on scans and updates on a better schedule and it is easy to configure

Kaspersky is great because it gives you a great piece of mind and its got more things that you'll ever need to adjust. Seriously you can adjust everything. But scanning can whore up all your memory.

Hope this gives a little help
#25. Posted:
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Norton or Mcafee.

They are good.
#26. Posted:
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Avira...........................
#27. Posted:
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i have norton for free through comcast. its good. have not tried others though
#28. Posted:
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Eset NOD32 v4

really really good detection, and with any falsepositives (keygens etc) just disable for a while, very low system resources and there are many programs to auto-insert keys ;)
#29. Posted:
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norton but i have avg cos norton ran out lol
#30. Posted:
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i have antivirus infinitum 2010 i guess its good
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