Will avast antivirus be accurate for my laptop working at 1.83ghz next to a core 2 duo processor and 1024 mb run into.?
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not quite sure near vista yet i know mcafee works on it. i wouldnt advocate mcafee though it hogs to much resouces up.
AVG
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Avg pound for pound is the best out.its free and antiviruses similar to Norton and Mcafee cant hold a candle to it...it doesnt have as masses options as the others but unlike Norton and especially Mcafee if u opt that u dont want it just uninstall it and its adjectives gone....Mcafee is almost impossible to get rid of..plus w/ AVG when it finds a problem it shows u be the root of the problem is, which is nice because if for some reason Avg cant delete or quarrentine the issue it shows u exactly where on earth its at in ur comp so u can manually delete it..updates automatically.totally hand free..plus its not a resource hog like Norton...Avast is another free one but it doesnt compare to AVG...u wont be disappointed w/ this program. relish :)
AVG or AVAST are fine for the cost.
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I prefer Avast myself. It will work great on your setup.
I would also sugest Microsoft Defender (also free) for spyware defense
Also, engender use Windows updates a also scheduled to update on a regular principle.
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