Re: question re: free a/v software

D. wrote:
does free a/v software provide
adequate security ?
can someone recommend some ?
thanks ,
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In my personal opinion... Yes. Here are a few that I can suggest. The first one I use personally but I have seen plenty using the second one. The third is from a respectable security company

Avast Home Edition
Note: initial 2 month at install then needs free registration once every 14 months
http://www.avast.com

AVG Free Edition
http://www.avgfree.com

Comodo Anti-Virus
http://antivirus.comodo.com

These all use a relatively low amount of resources when compared to the retail off-the-shell products. Avast is designed in such a way that it's current minimum requirements still sit at a 486 processor with only 16MB of ram.

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