my system becomes infected with viruses and spyware once too often. so i run anti-malware tools at night. however, i am not able to find any way of confirming that the tool ran overnight succesfully and eradicated everything it found. is there any way to store that information somewhere so that i can review it in the morning.
i use windows scheduler to issue the anti-virus scans.
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Jump to Postgoogle AVG Free.
It has real time protection and when it scans it keeps the details up (i think). It's free and probably the best virus scan i've used.
Jump to Postmy system becomes infected with viruses and spyware once too often. so i run anti-malware tools at night. however, i am not able to find any way of confirming that the tool ran overnight succesfully and eradicated everything it found. is there any way to store that information somewhere so …
Jump to PostWe actually bought a volume license for AVG here where I work. It's almost the exact same as the free version... So either the free version is really good or..............
But you're the first person I've ran into that doesn't like AVG :surprised
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