Re: Best antivirus that is accessible
I seriously recommend kaspersky, it is not completely acsessible, onse you get used to it, it works flawlesly and i can do everything allmost.
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Re: Best antivirus that is accessible
Common sense is still the best antivirus there is. Of course you can't ever be completely 100% secure, but if you use the internet responsibly, the chances of you installing malitious software is pretty low.
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Re: Best antivirus that is accessible
Hi.There's also Vipre but it's payed.You can get a demo if you google it though.
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I agree with Black mamber here. Windows defender is perfectly accessible, and built straight into windows, and for those things it won't catch, there is always malware bites, though I personally just have the free version and run it occasionally.
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trend micro used to be a boss in 2112 lol, it used to have a web based interface
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this question was asked too many times, but oh well, my answer still stands for windows security and Malwarebytes
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Malwarebytes is cool, but paid, gdata and avg aren't accessible in my opinion, i tested also Mcafee and sadly it's not accessible, on android it's working very well.
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Best antivirus that is accessible
Hi everyone,What antivirus/security program are people using these days, other than Microsoft Defender? I've used Vipre in the past, but it's accessibility has gone into the garbage. I tried Trend Micro, which is a little better, but still not great
