To say Avast has gone out of its way to make its anti-virus program blind accessible is laughable. It may well be more accessible now than it was previously, but it is still not as blind friendly as MSE. If Avast really wanted to make its program blind friendly, they would make it easy to remove without having to jump through hoops. In some cases, you need to reboot into safe mode to completely remove it, which is impossible without sighted help. How blind friendly is this? That's why I never considered Avast for my anti-virus program of choice. Until someone can produce test results demonstrating that it is clearly superior to MSE at malware detection, I'll stick with the latter.

Gerald


----- Original Message ----- From: "Mobeen Iqbal" <mobeeniq...@gmail.com>
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In my opinion yes, alot more people are using it as opposed to microsoft security essentials. I just don't like to put all my eggs in 1 basket, and avast have gone out of their way to make their products accessible for the blind, and in my opinion any company that takes the time out for the blind especially for a free product deserves respect.

Mo.


Kathy Pingstock wrote:
Does avast Work better than ms essentials

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Avast works well on slower machines, i had avast free loaded on a celeron processor running at 900 MHZ with 1 GB of ram.
Mo.


chris hallsworth wrote:

Yes you can and I highly recommend you do. Other products may bring your netbook to a standstill grins.


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On 16/08/2010 18:38, Kathy Pingstock wrote:

Can I use the microsoft security essentials on my net book?



Kathy

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