With AV you definately get what you pay for - with the free edition you are looking at a partial detection library and a lighter version of the heuristic scanning facility. You are best off grabbing a full AV program rather than a free copy of AVG - with Kaspersky I've noted that places like PCWorld were doing it at half price (no idea if that offer is still on).
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Thread: Anti virus for vista?
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Dan Munn
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Kaspersky is on this PC and i find it's a bit over the top with the protection. I have avast! free on my laptop and find that brilliant although it's only anti-virus protection.
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NOD32 Smart Security or ZoneAlarm.
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Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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I use avast, it has really good 24 hour help and has given me no problems! Originally Posted by N!ck
lets have some fun this beat is sick,i wanna take a ride on your disco stick.
lady gaga (L).
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I got kaspersky, and to whoever it was who pointed it out yes PC World were doing it for 29.99 Sterling instead of 59.99
And it has been great, I used avast on an old XP I had a few years ago but the detection alarm was so loud and intrusive and I nearly pissed myself because it would make me jump. Anyway a squealing pig can't be as bad as my tustle with the Avast! nuclear warning siren alarm lol.
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