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Which anti-virus do you use?

McAfee Viruscan 7.1 Enterprise edition - provided free by the University of Michigan for students and staff. Free lifetime updates, too. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: scottdog81
Originally posted by: TechnoKid
Norton...

I hear the newer versions have product activation? Booo....
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Their product activation is about as good as Microsoft's for Windows XP
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Heh...with current versions of norton, you can install on numerous computers...but the liveupdate expires at a preset date. Just roll back the clock and manuly update is what I do.
 
Norton...

I hear the newer versions have product activation? Booo....
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I use NAV 2004.

Activation is hardly an issue. Unless you steal your software. Like it is so hard to handle that extra click. I mean, NAV (at least as part of the Norton Internet Security suite) didn't even require me to put in a number. It was all done with a simple mouse click. And even if I needed to enter a 25 digit number, I could handle that...

\Dan

 
I use the one included in SystemSuite V5,it`s made by Trend Micro & works very well with regular updates for free.

🙂
 
If I think I might have a virus I use the free panda online Active scan.
then I dont have invasive inti virus software on my comp.
 
Dont use one, never have, and I've never had a virus. (How do I know then you ask?) I check periodically.
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That means you use some type of anti-virus checker then 😉.
 
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