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I'm tired of my computer telling me to get an antivirus even though I have lots of anti spyware/adware programs. Can you guys recommend to me some fr33 antiviruses? Which ever you think is the best.
But by fr33, not cr4cked to make it fr33.
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Are fr33 antivirus programs of any good?
I mean, can they really hold the line?
If U dont want to pay for it, there is the fr33 McAfee on pirates. No crack, unlimited, completely clean, just install and U get all the attention (updates, customer service, etc.) that comes with a paid copy.
Last edited by Cash (2009-01-22 10:23:28)
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Avira is one of the best antiviruses for detection, light on resources, etc.
I personally use Kaspersky 8, it's not fr.ee but it didn't cost a fortune either...I like this one more than any of the others I used...
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Avast, that's what i use
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I decided to go with AVG because that's what I was using on my old PC. Can anyone tell me why it my Resident Sheild Randomly Deactivates? I keep getting security warnings and it's very annoying. I even have it set to on and ignore if it is off, but still they keep flashing at me.
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Well i am just trying avg 8 in windows 7, but i am not in windows 7 at the moment, but avg seems to work good for me with no warnings and all items are active. 
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I'm on vista.
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I like AVG best. The Norton that came with my computer was so annoying that I removed it and put on AVG.
For spyware I like Spybot, but it gets annoying too, so CA is good too.
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AVG or avast seem to work well on my laptop, though i must admit to using the paid version of Mcafee on my desktop.
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Ugh, McAfee suuuuuuuuuucks.
It slows down computers SO much, and for barely any protection gain.
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Avira > Fr33
Kaspersky > paid
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I like AVG the best, my computer is almost 3 years old and still running smoothly. Lots of stuff has been detected and cleaned as well. People often bring me their PC's, I install it (if possible) and when its finished the computer is running good again.
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