Best Free Maintenance and Anti-Virus Programs
One of the first things I often tell people when they ask me about buying a new laptop is to invest in a good Anti-Virus and Spyware detection program. I suggest you do a little shopping around for one that fits the power of your laptop. If your new laptop can handle graphic intensive anti-virus systems, cool, if not, if your buying a netbook, like Acers Aspire One for example, find one that uses less processor demanding software.
Strongly I would suggest staying away from Avast, or Norton, these have a tendency to gobble up your memory when loading and unloading, and while running their scans, use something smaller and more light weight.
I suggest for an average laptop and computer user these free Anti-Virus Programs that I have used for the last few years. The list is compiled from my actual use, and the tendencies these programs have for better performance in certain laptop types.AVG Free Anti-Virus: One of the best Anti-Virus Programs available. It's a great free anti-virus and I recommend it to mid sized laptops to even smaller netbooks running Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP.
ThreatFire™ AntiVirus: I think if I am really looking at speed and responsiveness in a anti-virus program, that would use less dependencies on your system, I would go with Threat Fire. It's free and it does an excellent job as it should, it's a great anti-virus program!
Strongly I would suggest staying away from Avast, or Norton, these have a tendency to gobble up your memory when loading and unloading, and while running their scans, use something smaller and more light weight.
I suggest for an average laptop and computer user these free Anti-Virus Programs that I have used for the last few years. The list is compiled from my actual use, and the tendencies these programs have for better performance in certain laptop types.AVG Free Anti-Virus: One of the best Anti-Virus Programs available. It's a great free anti-virus and I recommend it to mid sized laptops to even smaller netbooks running Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP.
ThreatFire™ AntiVirus: I think if I am really looking at speed and responsiveness in a anti-virus program, that would use less dependencies on your system, I would go with Threat Fire. It's free and it does an excellent job as it should, it's a great anti-virus program!
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