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44 minutes ago, Anon4567 said:

Hello everyone looking to see what would be a great antivirus. I've heard about bitdefender, Trendmicro, and Gdata antivirus being good at what they do. Is there any who would recommend any of these?

 

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BitDefender is a very reputable Anti-Virus. I would reccomend it 

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Hello everyone looking to see what would be a great antivirus. I've heard about bitdefender, Trendmicro, and Gdata antivirus being good at what they do. Is there any who would recommend any of these?

 

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44 minutes ago, Anon4567 said:

Hello everyone looking to see what would be a great antivirus. I've heard about bitdefender, Trendmicro, and Gdata antivirus being good at what they do. Is there any who would recommend any of these?

 

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BitDefender is a very reputable Anti-Virus. I would reccomend it 

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Maybe Restart it? 

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If you're on Windows 10 or 11, Windows Defender is your best bet. It has improved a lot since Windows 8 days, and it will never cause you any problems (Microsoft knows its OS the best, right?). 

 

I'd recommend going with 3rd party antivirus only in case of using older version of Windows.

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