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What is a free well respected virus protection software?
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I need help on downloading one
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I'll vouch for denno on that, 'Avast!' has been my choice for a long time.
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Microsoft Security Essentials
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i use avast..its extremely reliable and updates often to keep you protected, AVG is also very good.
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SolarLikeTheSun wrote I'll vouch for denno on that, 'Avast!' has been my choice for a long time.same they are very reliable and i also like how you can make it talk like a pirate
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Either Avast or Microsoft Security Essentials, i've used them both and their about the same
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Avira or ESET NOD32, Malwarebytes, Sandboxie, and Spybot-Search and Destroy. You will probably never have a problem as long as you do not run suspicious files.
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gl0ryz wrote Avira or ESET NOD32, Malwarebytes, Sandboxie, and Spybot-Search and Destroy. You will probably never have a problem as long as you do not run suspicious files.i also use malwarebytes aswell as avast along side it for double protection, you will also find that some anti-virus's slow your computer , well i have them both running at the same time and my laptop runs as smooth as a whistele
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i use AVG and Norton
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