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Standard User Pipexer
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 07-Jul-13 13:09:13
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Re: Anti virus choice


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Norton was also slow just a few years back when they claimed it was reformed and was now very efficient at protection. So, I think I will pass indeed!

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Standard User trolleybus
(member) Sun 07-Jul-13 20:16:08
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Re: Anti virus choice


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In reply to a post by caffn8me:
I use ESET anti-virus on ten different machines of varying ages and configurations. It doesn't seem to impact performance.


As an IT consultant/installer to very small businesses of up to 10PCs, ESET Security Essentials is my recommendation and seldom ignored even if free trials are pre-installed on new equipment. Got a configuration or corruption problem caused by self inducement then ESET free instant telephone support is absolutely top notch. Try even finding the telephone number of the competition!

You have the option to try before you buy, if you so wish, and if you have several PCs to protect, then additional licences are discounted. The reviews of the product says it all.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 08-Jul-13 20:46:34
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Re: Anti virus choice


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If you bank with Barclays you can get Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 and Kaspersky Mobile Security for free on a yearly renew basis. If you don't, creating a free Barclays current account would enable you to access the Kaspersky deal.

http://www.barclays.co.uk/Helpsupport/Freeinternetse...

edit- seems this deal has already been recommended.

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