HAY MAKER
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I know there are some good anti virus protection programs on the web,can anyone recommend one ?I been useing McAfee,until I noticed Norton does the same thing at half the price ?................good luck
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Ryder
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This computer was cleaned off and upgraded. Had used norton but it was inadequate. The computer man recommended AVG. It is free and seems to do a better job.
If you have norton you need to get it off before installing another. It is difficult to get off and you need a pro to do it.
That is the extent of my high tech computer knowledge. In fact, I have told you more than I know.
If you have norton you need to get it off before installing another. It is difficult to get off and you need a pro to do it.
That is the extent of my high tech computer knowledge. In fact, I have told you more than I know.
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Check with your isp. they will usually offer some sort of antivirus protection for no charge - part of your service agreement.
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I use avast. I like it better than AVG. Like the other poster suggested your ISP will probably offer some sort of protection.
Or one of the "free" e-mail services have virus protection.
I pretty much use the free services for all e-mail. Reserving my personal e-mail for business and family use. That has kept the spam down for me. here's a link for avast.
http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html#3
Or one of the "free" e-mail services have virus protection.
I pretty much use the free services for all e-mail. Reserving my personal e-mail for business and family use. That has kept the spam down for me. here's a link for avast.
http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html#3
