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Best Anti-Virus?
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What Anti-Virus/Virus Protection would you say 100% works and works well?
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macafee is what i use and it gets the job done
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Malaware Bytes, is in my opinion tbh.
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I have Malware-Bytes and Avast free.
Both fantastic in my opinion.
Both fantastic in my opinion.
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If you want it to work very very well, I'd suggest a paid AV.
Kaspersky, ESET, and (I am pretty sure) Norton are some of the best ones for detection rate recently. Keep in mind that the programs change constantly though.
Kaspersky, ESET, and (I am pretty sure) Norton are some of the best ones for detection rate recently. Keep in mind that the programs change constantly though.
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Just use CommonSense2014..
or, use MSE+malwarebytes.
or, use MSE+malwarebytes.
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Avast, Malwarebytes and Comodo (optional)
I personally use Avast and Malwarebytes and haven't had a single problem using them and pc is more secure.
I personally use Avast and Malwarebytes and haven't had a single problem using them and pc is more secure.
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No point in having a AV just either one run your browser sandboxie and just run downloaded programs in a virtual box or B; pay for a AV just to get destryed by a virus that is scripted to either kill your av and internet access then it spreads like wild fire or B: a FUD virus that will bypass any firewall or AV you have set up =) AV is pointless
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I find Malware Bytes to be the best antivirus. It has yet to let me down.
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