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I'm running Norton right now ... time to renew the subscription this weekend but I won't fork out money for that.

Anyone recommend anything else? I'm running ... yeah, forget the name of it on my other computer - little red 'V' inside of blue and white shield (McAfee? I don't know) ... seems to work fine.

Suggestions please. Norton has worked fine in the past, I just want something free.

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spybot and spysweeper work for any spyware, but I have zone alarm running at all times

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This is just Norton Antivirus 2002 - been getting the LiveUpdates every time they offer them so it's up to date I would imagine.

And you're speaking to the guy who unplugs the computer at work because he doesn't know how to turn it off / doesn't have the patience to sit there and wait for it to turn off.

I have been running Avast and AVG simultaneously to see if indeed AVG was missing anything... nope.

I can get you a fully free copy of Norton AntiVirus 2005, with the activation and everything included. I got mine off bearshare.

I can get you a fully free copy of Norton AntiVirus 2005, with the activation and everything included. I got mine off bearshare.

i'm interested.....please tell.....i need to download it to two computers..

or james, how do i go about getting the hack?

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

^^ what he said...lol..

thanks james!

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

AVG is a great free one. It misses no more than any of the other big ones. However if you have a little cash the best of the best is Kaspersky as it also detect trojans which no other AV does effectively. As for the free Norton, that is warez, aka pirated software, i.e. stolen...

Most reliable anti-viruses according to www.virusbtn.com ...

Avira - 100%

NOD32 - 91.43%

Norton - 82.35%

Norman - 71.8%

Sophos - 70%

CAT Quickheal - 69.23%

Kaspersky - 67.5%

BLC Win Cleaner - 66.67%

Inoculate/eTrust - 64.52%

Vet - 63.89%

F-Prof - 63.64%

PC-cillin - 63.16%

F-Secure - 61.29%

BitDefender - 57.14%

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Average - 56.19%

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eScan - 55.56%

Doctor Web - 52.78%

McAfee - 52.63%

VirusBuster - 52%

Authentium - 50%

NWI Virus Chaser - 50%

GDATA - 46.67%

AntiVir - 42.86%

Avast! - 40.63%

AVG - 31.03%

Fortinet - 25%

Panda Software - 25%

RAV - 24%

ViRobot - 12.5%

Ikarus - 0%

Leprechaun VirusBuster II - 0%

Secure Resolutions - 0%

ArcaBit - 0%

Ggreat - 0%

Proland Software - 0%

Unasoft - 0%

eSafe - 0%

AVG is a great free one. It misses no more than any of the other big ones. However if you have a little cash the best of the best is Kaspersky as it also detect trojans which no other AV does effectively. As for the free Norton, that is warez, aka pirated software, i.e. stolen...

It isn't illegal where Steve lives (Canada) ...
AVG is a great free one. It misses no more than any of the other big ones. However if you have a little cash the best of the best is Kaspersky as it also detect trojans which no other AV does effectively. As for the free Norton, that is warez, aka pirated software, i.e. stolen...

It isn't illegal where Steve lives (Canada) ...

???

no copyright laws?

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

There are copyright laws, but every case that had anything to do with downloading software off the internet has ruled that downloading is perfectly legal. However, uploading pirated software is not.

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steve you could always sell your current machine, and buy a G5,

that would solve most of your problems, :P

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