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molla
hi, which is the best antivirus freeware and at payment?
thank you very much
thank you very much
I
Ionizer
molla said:
That's an interesting question. I'm quite surprised that nobody has ever
asked it in this newsgroup before.
C
Charlie
I don't answer this anymore except to say I prefer Norton 2004 Professional.
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W
Why so many stars for so few four-leaf clovers?
molla said:
Here is the question. Not sure you will find the answer...
http://groups.google.com/groups?sourceid=navclient&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=best+antivirus
Don't think that helps...
I
Ionizer
Charlie said:
Hey, Charlie:
I just had a listen to your tunes, and you guys sound great! If there
were an immediate way to click and pay for a higher bitrate version of
your stuff (56kbps doesn't do justice) I would have gone for it. Still,
you're welcome around our campfire any time.
Regards,
Ian.
S
Stuart
LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Charlie said:
R
Roy Coorne
Why said:
Oh - it helps if you have a lot of spare time for reading... and if
that is not enough stuff, you might consult Dr Google for "best virus"
If molla doesn't have the time (obviously somebody who has not enough
time to write down his/her full name and/or criteria for 'best';-), my
answer is
- Avast, AVG or AntiVir free for personal home use,
- Kaspersky 5 or NOD32 paid.
Roy
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Netuser 58
molla said:
I would reccommend NOD32 (http://www.nod32.com)
but you will have to make the final choice from a good
selection:http://www.wilders.org/index.htm
Netuser 58
J
Jari Lehtonen
Thanks for the Wilder's-link, it was quite informative.
Jari
M
molla
thank you to all...bye, luca
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