Hi Everyone: and Defender

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bill voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general on Sat 17 Mar 2007 07:05:03a:
Hi Everyone:

Since AVG announced they won't support the free edition next year, I
will uninstall it.

Question is will MSFT's "Defender" program do the trick in protecting
my WINXP Home Edition with SER P2?

I have heard from some that it is a great program for security?

tks again


bill


AVG never made any such announcement. They're just dropping support for
for the older version.

Check your facts.

Or go to the website and stop listening to rumours.


Later......

LabRat...... |:^{)
 
LabRat said:
bill voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general on Sat 17 Mar 2007 07:05:03a:



AVG never made any such announcement. They're just dropping support for
for the older version.

Check your facts.

Or go to the website and stop listening to rumours.

Why are you replying to a post that is a month and a half old where multiple
people replied to it when it was first posted? A bit behind the times, eh?
 
Rock,

In Outlook Express the post shows as 10/2/2007

AVG 7 comes with its own adware; BHO anyway - fact!

Do what I have a buy Symantec Antivrus 10.1.5001.5 together with Symantec
Client Firewall in the Enterprise package 'Client Security 3.1'. If you can
afford its highly recommended
 
Newbie Coder said:
Rock,

In Outlook Express the post shows as 10/2/2007

AVG 7 comes with its own adware; BHO anyway - fact!

Do what I have a buy Symantec Antivrus 10.1.5001.5 together with Symantec
Client Firewall in the Enterprise package 'Client Security 3.1'. If you
can
afford its highly recommended

The OP was posting from the future. The actual date of the post was 12/17.
 
bill said:
Hi Everyone:

Since AVG announced they won't support the free edition next year, I
will uninstall it.

Uninstall the old version, restart, then install the new still free version.
Question is will MSFT's "Defender" program do the trick in protecting
my WINXP Home Edition with SER P2?

I have heard from some that it is a great program for security?


CounterSpy is a better choice though neither takes the place of an
anti-virus application.

http://www.sunbelt-software.com/CounterSpy.cfm
 
Hi Everyone:

Since AVG announced they won't support the free edition next year, I will
uninstall it.

Question is will MSFT's "Defender" program do the trick in protecting my
WINXP Home Edition with SER P2?

I have heard from some that it is a great program for security?

Defender is an "Anti-Spyware" program, and will not protect you from
most viruses and Trojans.

There are other decent Freeware AV programs to replace AVG,,, Avast
and ClamWin to name a pair.

-

Bob
 
Hi Everyone:

Since AVG announced they won't support the free edition next year, I will
uninstall it.

Question is will MSFT's "Defender" program do the trick in protecting my
WINXP Home Edition with SER P2?

I have heard from some that it is a great program for security?

tks again


bill

(this note was posted on another newsgroup also.
 
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