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I need a really, really good antivirus program. All I have now is malware-bytes anti-malware, but that is just a free program. I just did a quick scan (not a full scan) a few minutes ago, and found 33 infected files already. I'm gonna be doing the full scan now, but I need ideas for a new anti virus program that will help me. I'm thinking of getting Bit Defender.

I suggest try Norton or McAfee, those are 2 big anti-virus programs, bit pricey, but they work

DeV wrote:

I suggest try Norton or McAfee, those are 2 big anti-virus programs, bit pricey, but they work

They are crap. Avira is free and will do the works.

Paid: Norton Internet Security 2011

Free: AVG

Avira

Microsoft Security Essentials

Used it for years and never had a problem. And it's totally free too.

creak wrote:

Microsoft Security Essentials

Used it for years and never had a problem. And it's totally free too.

Use this one, I've been using it over the last couple of years myself and it's done wonders keeping my comp virus free. As for you just having Malwarebytes in your comp, you do realize that it's just for spyware/adware/malware right? Use both Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes in tandem and you won't have issues.

Thanks to everyone. I made my decision, asked a couple of my family members and friends, and they told me that Bit Defender would be good to use. I'll be using that from now on, and I'm just hoping there won't be anymore problems.

There here to help you, Honestly

peanut butter and fluff in the cd-rom works

just please for the love of god, don't use norton..

use avg its free

MAXMAN wrote:

use avg its free

AVG is a big joke now, it uses way to many system resources and it's so called "gaming mode" is a shame, it's suppose to prevent virus scans while in full screen games, but it doesn't. My advice is the use Microsoft Security Essentials, it is also free and doesn't have one of those if you don't pay you don't get the full use of the program things on it.

Rune endorses Microsoft Security Essentials, it's the top choice for gamers as it doesn't use a fraction of what AVG uses for system resources, plus it's free. Try it out, will keep you safe forever.

Rune wrote:

MAXMAN wrote:

use avg its free

AVG is a big joke now, it uses way to many system resources and it's so called "gaming mode" is a shame, it's suppose to prevent virus scans while in full screen games, but it doesn't. My advice is the use Microsoft Security Essentials, it is also free and doesn't have one of those if you don't pay you don't get the full use of the program things on it.

Rune endorses Microsoft Security Essentials, it's the top choice for gamers as it doesn't use a fraction of what AVG uses for system resources, plus it's free. Try it out, will keep you safe forever.

:O what rune said

I've never heard of Microsoft Security Essentials.

I'll have to try it out for myself.

creak wrote:

Microsoft Security Essentials

Used it for years and never had a problem. And it's totally free too.

Disregard that, do this instead:

lmfao, nice creak

Jackson wrote:

I need a really, really good antivirus program. All I have now is malware-bytes anti-malware, but that is just a free program. I just did a quick scan (not a full scan) a few minutes ago, and found 33 infected files already. I'm gonna be doing the full scan now, but I need ideas for a new anti virus program that will help me. I'm thinking of getting Bit Defender.

Norton 2011 Internet Security : Paid

Avast 2011 Internet Security : Paid

I don't use Norton anymore cause it started giving me problems, but I still use Avast at the moment.. But Remember everything is free in the internet world (sometimes) lol

creak wrote:

creak wrote:

Microsoft Security Essentials

Used it for years and never had a problem. And it's totally free too.

Disregard that, do this instead:

Nice creak LOL.

Paid: Avast
Free: Malware Byters

Strong"x"J" wrote:

Free: Malware Byters

Couple of things.

1) You misspelled Malwarebytes.
2) For the last time, read the name of "MALWARE"bytes. It is specifically for malware and spyware, it does nothing to protect you against a "VIRUS". Sheese people.

And that is why, I do not use it.

Works For Me :[