How do you know that Microsoft Security Essentials does a really good
job? As far as I know, Microsoft does not even support it any more, and
they have even themselves admitted that it is not very good. The whole
point about security software is that you do not know how good it is
until it proves itself. If you do not wish to pay for software, that is
surely your choice. However, you might get exactly what you pay for.
Cheerio,
Robert
On 07/03/2015 17:19, Don H via Talk wrote:
I ran NOD 32 for several years but for the past several have simply
used Microsoft Security Essentials with no issues. Is there something
I am missing relative to paying for a program when the Microsoft
security seems to do a good job?
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