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| best free virus removal tools i have been using norton anti virus for a while now however i have noticed that it doesnt find and remove all viruses on my computer. could anyone direct me in the way of the best freeware virus removal tools? THANX |
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| Re: best free virus removal tools I find the one that is linked to in my signature to be excellent. There is also AVG. Try a google search for free anti virus. http://www.google.com/search?num=25&...us&btnG=Search |
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Have you noticed that all free virus removal tool have a version one up in version # that you pay for .makes me wonder whats missing in the free version! |
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| Re: best free virus removal tools From what I have noticed it's usually a matter of having more options and settings in the paid for versions. |
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| Re: best free virus removal tools Agree, options to block more !and settings to protect/scan deeper into the OS! Just my opinion !:) |
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| Re: best free virus removal tools Hello, I think it is more important to defend yourself from infection, instead of detecting it. Eliminate Microsoft Outlook, IE Explorer, and Macros, and you have a good solid start on defense. Run behind a firewall that prevents network intrusion and port compromises. Keep up your patches for all of your operating systems. I run with Eudora for email, and Firefox / Safari for web work. Open Office for word processing and spreadsheets. Any common viruses that hit my Linux box or Macintosh fall harmlessly aside. I am liking more and more about AVG, and also work with AdAware for the one Windows box in the house. I have found cases where Norton took a good week to get ahold of a virus that was running around work here. Christian |
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| Re: best free virus removal tools Quote:
And for defense, I would also like to add SpywareBlaster and SpywareGaurd. |
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