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What is the best anti virus software paid/free?

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Avast + Malwarebytes anti-malware (For scans)

 

Or common sense.

I use Bitdefender.

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malwarebytes is always on top

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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I use avast as an always on protection and Malware bytes for periodic scans.

 

Also, common sense is an AMAZING anti virus.

i'm a potato

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Microsoft Security Essentials.

 

Common sense is the best antivirus though.

Compatible with Windows 95

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Avast + Malwarebytes anti-malware (For scans)

 

Or common sense.

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What is the best anti virus software paid/free?

 

Norton Internet Security/Bit Defender + Malware Bytes PRO

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What is the best anti virus software paid/free?

no such thing as "best"

Just use windows Defender on 8.1 or Miscorsft security essentials for 7/xp

and MalwareBytes along with it or the PRO version (totally worth it)

Both Free and working

never had a virus/malware infect my system with that. just scan once a month or when u think u need too.

 

 

 

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I use Malwarebytes, Norton Internet Security (paid), and Microsoft security Essentials

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I use Malwarebytes, Norton Internet Security (paid), and Microsoft security Essentials

MSE is so basic that even MS themselves wants you to use an alternative AV.

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I know. I just use it for PC's that i use every once and a while

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AVG free + ZoneAlarm (firewall) 

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I like NOD32

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