Free Antivirus?

by Rakhi Yadav in General Discussions

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11 years ago

Do free antivirus software packages work? If so, which one is the best in the business. I want to secure my system from Internet hackers and cheaters!

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Abhijit Dnyaneshwar Bangal

79 2.36k 12.7k

11 years ago

#357278

On my old laptop, I have Quick Heal that I have purchased for 3 years and the period end in the next month. On my new laptop, I got one from Microsoft. My vendor got it done for me and this is the best one for me as a free anti virus. It gets updated automatically and I am pretty satisfied with it.

Suny Ag

253 20k 141.2k

11 years ago

#357279

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

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mohan manohar

52 3.75k 21.9k

11 years ago

#357305

You can use built in Anti malware of windows Windows defender (Win 8) or Windows Security Essentials (For older version of Windows) It has seamless integration with Windows, and it updates through Windows updates.

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rambabu

1.49k 32k 218.8k

11 years ago

#357308

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

Yes. I'm using Avira since a long time. A hassle free perfect functioning.

Abhijit Dnyaneshwar Bangal

79 2.36k 12.7k

11 years ago

#357317

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

Yes. I'm using Avira since a long time. A hassle free perfect functioning.

And Quick Heal looks perfect for me. It is almost 4 years that I am using it and there's not one moment when I found problems with it. It is a perfect one for net connection protection as I never faced a single problem until now.

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Suny Ag

253 20k 141.2k

11 years ago

#357325

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

Yes. I'm using Avira since a long time. A hassle free perfect functioning.

And Quick Heal looks perfect for me. It is almost 4 years that I am using it and there's not one moment when I found problems with it. It is a perfect one for net connection protection as I never faced a single problem until now.

I will keep this one in my mind, next time when I go for a free anti virus, I will have a look of it.

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mohan manohar

52 3.75k 21.9k

11 years ago

#357328

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

Yes. I'm using Avira since a long time. A hassle free perfect functioning.

And Quick Heal looks perfect for me. It is almost 4 years that I am using it and there's not one moment when I found problems with it. It is a perfect one for net connection protection as I never faced a single problem until now.

I will keep this one in my mind, next time when I go for a free anti virus, I will have a look of it.

Why not built in antivirus for Windows, I think quick heal is not free,

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Suny Ag

253 20k 141.2k

11 years ago

#357330

There are tons of antivirus programs and they all work for a stipulated trial period. Later they remind you to upgrade and keep reminding you. Programs like Avira, Avast etc are dependable.

Yes. I'm using Avira since a long time. A hassle free perfect functioning.

And Quick Heal looks perfect for me. It is almost 4 years that I am using it and there's not one moment when I found problems with it. It is a perfect one for net connection protection as I never faced a single problem until now.

I will keep this one in my mind, next time when I go for a free anti virus, I will have a look of it.
Why not built in antivirus for Windows, I think quick heal is not free,

I have never heard of this one but since Abhi suggested it, I would want to check it out.

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Kalyani Nandurkar

258 14.6k 108.2k

11 years ago

#357343

Rakhi if you want to keep your system free from viruses, malwares, spywares etc. then purchase a reputable and good quality licensed antivirus such as Quickheal. Downloding free software is not bad but a free antivirus does not provide full protection from more vicious kinds of viruses and malwares or spywares. They only provide an optimum level of protection. So my suggestion is you buy Quickheal and they usually give a godd deal, like for one year's license they give two months free and for 3 years even more than that!

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AKP

47 5.27k 36.1k

11 years ago

#357358

I am using Avast antivirus since 5 years. And it is doing quite well job too, no problem so far.

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