Mort wrote:
Can anyone suggest another free anti-virus software that works well and has no
bloatware to slow down my PC?
We use Comodo AV and also Comodo Internet Security (which is AV + FW).
They have hard to find free for personal use versions.
They have some annoying installation-time adv
On 12-07-11 11:24 AM, Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
upscope wrote:
I use ClamAv for my email on Linux.
That's just to keep you from forwarding viruses to Windows users, innit?
:-)
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JD wrote:
Mort wrote:
J. Weaver Jr. wrote:
Do another update on Avast - the repeat insistence on finishing the
update was a known bug, fixed in the current version. -JW
Hi,
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
J., does the known bug include the forced download of Chrome and its
d
Mort wrote, on 11/7/2012 11:11:
Hi,
I have been using the free version of Avast anti-virus software with good
results. (Latest SeaMonkey, Windows XP + SP 3.)However, recently the following
have been occurring on a daily basis:
1) I get a request to finish updating Avast, even though I did just
JD wrote:
Mort wrote:
J. Weaver Jr. wrote:
Do another update on Avast - the repeat insistence on finishing the
update was a known bug, fixed in the current version. -JW
Hi,
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
J., does the known bug include the forced download of Chrome and its
destructive ef
Mort wrote:
J. Weaver Jr. wrote:
Do another update on Avast - the repeat insistence on finishing the
update was a known bug, fixed in the current version. -JW
Hi,
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
J., does the known bug include the forced download of Chrome and its
destructive effects upon
J. Weaver Jr. wrote:
Do another update on Avast - the repeat insistence on finishing the
update was a known bug, fixed in the current version. -JW
Hi,
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
J., does the known bug include the forced download of Chrome and its
destructive effects upon my hard driv
upscope wrote:
> I use ClamAv for my email on Linux.
That's just to keep you from forwarding viruses to Windows users, innit?
:-)
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If you just want basics, antivirus,etc and not full package look at AVG.
My wife ran it for years on WIN XP, WIN 7. She recenly updated to the
full package ($39. I think) on Win 7 with no problems.
I use AVG free on my Virtual XP system. Only boot into it a couple times
a month when supporting
Do another update on Avast - the repeat insistence on finishing the
update was a known bug, fixed in the current version. -JW
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Mort schrieb:
Can anyone suggest another free anti-virus software that works well and
has no bloatware to slow down my PC?
Nowadays, Microsoft Security Essentials seems to be a rather good
non-bloated and not-in-your-way choice for Windows users.
Robert Kaiser
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Hi,
I have been using the free version of Avast anti-virus software with
good results. (Latest SeaMonkey, Windows XP + SP 3.)However, recently
the following have been occurring on a daily basis:
1) I get a request to finish updating Avast, even though I did just the
day before.
2) If I do upda
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