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JBlack
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I just wanted to ask.. Since I have been having a little antivirus problem.. Which is the best antivirus solution? . . Free or pay.. I do not really care...

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Comodo worked for awhile but recently it hasnt done ANYTHING.

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You can use MalwareBytes with Microsoft Security Essentials and you would have a good combination. Avast is also good tho but I recommend getting MalwareBytes with if for better protection against malware and such. 

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Avast is your best bet in the free world. In the paid world, Bitdefender.

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Comodo worked for awhile but recently it hasnt done ANYTHING.

I had comodo.. But it had too much going on.. Too many add on software packages whose uses were minimally helpful.. So I removed it..

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I had comodo.. But it had too much going on.. Too many add on software packages whose uses were minimally helpful.. So I removed it..

Like what?

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Like what?

Geek something.. I can't really remember them all, but it had like 3 or 4 add ons..

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Guys.. Is pay really beneficial in any way? ,Coz I had like a year of Kaspersky 2012 last year.. And I really did not note much of a difference/value add with free Avast!

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Kaspersky

There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary, and those who don't.

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You can use MalwareBytes with Microsoft Security Essentials and you would have a good combination. Avast is also good tho but I recommend getting MalwareBytes with if for better protection against malware and such. 

I will try it out..

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Geek something.. I can't really remember them all, but it had like 3 or 4 add ons..

You don't have to install it.

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Avast.

And no, there is no point in paying for any anti-virus software, Avast is perfectly fine.

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You don't have to install it.

Would try that, but I deteted it...

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i think malwarebytes pro is the best, its not that expensive but if you really wanted to ou can find it for free online

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Would try that, but I deteted it...

If you decide to install it again, you should see Advanced installation somewhere. It'll allow you to remove what you don't want and do some other config options.

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So avast! and malwarebytes seem to be the best solutions..

 

I kinda dropped avast! coz a couple of my pals said it could fuck up my computer.. But when I ask how.. All i get if .  . . 'I just know it can fuck you up!'

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