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As far as I know, AVG Free doesn't come to an end - it's free on an ongoing basis?
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Am I better off with AVG then? (why can't we all go back to pen and paper? Or better still, bits of chalk and a slate. You know where you are with a bit of chalk). EDIT Ive been looking into Microsoft Security Essentials as recommended. Please excuse my ignorance in these things but, is it doing the same job as Norton, only quicker? If so, I'm ready to install Microsoft Security Essentials and uninstall Norton. Last edited by jonathan63; 28th May 2015 at 14:58.. |
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You can install, totally FOC, Microsoft Security Essentials, AVG Free and lots of other totally free anti-virus software, and they'll all do a similar job to Norton without hogging the memory on your PC.
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Norton uninstalled.
Microsoft Security Essential installed. It is now saying "Thanks for installing Microsoft Security Essentials. We recommend using the more secure Internet Explorer 11—now enhanced with MSN and Bing". Should I install it?? Sorry for all the dumb questions guys. |
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no, just leave everything as it is & exit
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Thought I'd put in a recommendation for avast. Been using it for years.
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It will do no harm to leave Superantispyware and Malwarebytes installed - they all do a slightly different jobs. Microsoft Security Essentials is primarily anti-virus software to stop nasties gettting onto your machine in the first place; Superantispyware is more about detecting, stopping and removing spying software which tracks what you are doing and Malwarebytes looks for software which is designed to to be really evil - compromising your computer, attempting to take control of it, searching for your passwords etc.
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or even better uninstall all what says norton on it and just install avast for free and when you done that send me an email and i see if i can get you an code wink wink or just put your email addess in and you get the free vision for an year for free
avast is all what you need for people who just surfing the web on day to day dose what it says |
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Superantispyware and Malwarebytes is as good as an choclate fire gaurd lol
each to the own but i no i deffo never ever use them lol more you have on the more the conflict with each other no need to have anything on apart from avast and ccleaner for day to day going on the net and the free if your laptopetc uns slow just go into your windows bbtm left and type in disk and disk clean will pop up o disk defrag and just use them to make your laptop faster deffo no need for half the carp whats out thae just load of plop Last edited by saxo1980; 16th June 2015 at 04:18.. |
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