A Good Free Anti-Virus Program

"Al" <albertr.TakeThisOut@joimail.com> wrote in message
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> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
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"Al" <albertr.RemoveThis@joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

"Al" <albertr.DeleteThis@joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

"Al" <albertr.TakeThisOut@joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

"Al" <albertr.DeleteThis@joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

"Al" <albertr DeleteThis @joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

"Al" <albertr.DeleteThis@joimail.com> wrote in message
news:f367h.7486$L6.2982@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30.
I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system
is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>

Since Phil (Mycrakin) is so full of himself he has to reply with a whole
paragraph (douchebag)! instead of answering your question. I will reply.

Now watch this Phil, ready?

I like AVG, just Google AVG free, I think it is the second link down

Mich...
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

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Al wrote:
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30. I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>
Try AVS (Active virus Shield) from AOL (yes, really). It's free and it
is a cut down version of the best av solution out there (IMHO) Kaspersky
AV. Just make sure when you are installing it that you decline to tick
the optional aol toolbar. I installed it on my sister's PC recently (I
already use the paid-for version of Kaspersky) and it was just like KAV
with a few features removed.

--
Wilf
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Al wrote:
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30. I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>
Try AVS (Active virus Shield) from AOL (yes, really). It's free and it
is a cut down version of the best av solution out there (IMHO) Kaspersky
AV. Just make sure when you are installing it that you decline to tick
the optional aol toolbar. I installed it on my sister's PC recently (I
already use the paid-for version of Kaspersky) and it was just like KAV
with a few features removed.

--
Wilf
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

Al wrote:
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30. I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>
Try AVS (Active virus Shield) from AOL (yes, really). It's free and it
is a cut down version of the best av solution out there (IMHO) Kaspersky
AV. Just make sure when you are installing it that you decline to tick
the optional aol toolbar. I installed it on my sister's PC recently (I
already use the paid-for version of Kaspersky) and it was just like KAV
with a few features removed.

--
Wilf
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

Al wrote:
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30. I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>
Try AVS (Active virus Shield) from AOL (yes, really). It's free and it
is a cut down version of the best av solution out there (IMHO) Kaspersky
AV. Just make sure when you are installing it that you decline to tick
the optional aol toolbar. I installed it on my sister's PC recently (I
already use the paid-for version of Kaspersky) and it was just like KAV
with a few features removed.

--
Wilf
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program 

Al wrote:
> I was using NOD32 which seemed to work well-enough but wasn't very user
> friendly for less than advanced users. When my year expired, I decided to
> try one of the free programs instead of renewing NOD32 for close to $30. I
> downloaded Avast. It seems to work OK and even found a few viruses in the
> Archive files that NOD missed or wasn't configured to catch. My problem
> with Avast is that I'm using a dial-up ISP and, with Avast, browsing the
> Internet, opening web sites, downloading, etc., is very slow. My system is
> somewhat slow to begin with and, with Avast, it has become even slower.
> Is there any other free virus program that's fairly user friendly and
> doesn't slow down Internet browsing or downloading very much? Would
> appreciate any advice?
> Al
>
>
Try AVS (Active virus Shield) from AOL (yes, really). It's free and it
is a cut down version of the best av solution out there (IMHO) Kaspersky
AV. Just make sure when you are installing it that you decline to tick
the optional aol toolbar. I installed it on my sister's PC recently (I
already use the paid-for version of Kaspersky) and it was just like KAV
with a few features removed.

--
Wilf
 >> Stay informed about: A Good Free Anti-Virus Program