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I need an antivirus for my pc I just built but I have no clue whats good I don't want norton or mcafee and I have 60 at most to buy one please help
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Norton is the best i think, its what i have
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Gam3rr4L1f3 wrote Norton is the best i think, its what i haveive had norton for a year on my old pc I didn't download Mutch it said everything was a virus like a editing program that I got with a pvr wich was obviously safe so that's why I don't want it
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Conscriptsog wroteit never does tht on mine... u can get tht mcfee or something like tht for free till 2018 look on ytGam3rr4L1f3 wrote Norton is the best i think, its what i haveive had norton for a year on my old pc I didn't download Mutch it said everything was a virus like a editing program that I got with a pvr wich was obviously safe so that's why I don't want it
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Try avast antivirus. It works quite well and is free unless you want to pay for extra protection.
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I would recommend ESET Smart Security: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
If you don't have the money, there's plenty of websites that have Usernames and Passwords that you can just keep using. (Even trial user/pass)
One main reason I would suggest it is due to the low footprint it leaves compared to other anti-virus software.
If you don't have the money, there's plenty of websites that have Usernames and Passwords that you can just keep using. (Even trial user/pass)
One main reason I would suggest it is due to the low footprint it leaves compared to other anti-virus software.
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UnrealEgg wrote I would recommend ESET Smart Security: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]what u meen foot print?
If you don't have the money, there's plenty of websites that have Usernames and Passwords that you can just keep using. (Even trial user/pass)
One main reason I would suggest it is due to the low footprint it leaves compared to other anti-virus software.
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Go for Avast if you want it free because it tests the best of the free options from what I've seen. It's also very lightweight and easy to use.
If you want to pay, get the new Norton. Not to be confused with the old Norton, mind you.
If you want to pay, get the new Norton. Not to be confused with the old Norton, mind you.
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r00t wrote Go for Avast if you want it free because it tests the best of the free options from what I've seen. It's also very lightweight and easy to use.Norton is what i trust now nothing else.
If you want to pay, get the new Norton. Not to be confused with the old Norton, mind you.
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I just use Windows security Essentials it does fine for me and it's free just try not to watch to much porn
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