What is your favorite Subscription Antivirus software and why?

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   danatheteacherposted 13 years ago

   What is your favorite Subscription Antivirus software and why?

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   tusharmuliyaposted 13 years ago

   Avira AntiVir
   because it gives totally protectio to our pc.

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   couponalbumposted 13 years ago

   Norton Internet Security, as it offers best PC protection. Norton has recently come out with their new 2011 software programs, and they are too good!

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   Conor Kindelposted 13 years ago

   Your question referes to "subscription" so you may want answers limited to paid-for software but I now use Microsoft Security Essentials on my PC's and laptop and never had a problem. And it is free.

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   Invisiblestatsposted 13 years ago

   Norton has always been the best for me..we have four laptops and a pc in our house and its has been great never had any problems..little expensive tho as had to buy it twice as it only covers three devices.

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   sid_candidposted 13 years ago

   Norton is the best in my opinion as it provides complete security.

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   nbbatt.composted 13 years ago

   Hi nice question,in my opinion Kaspersky antivirus is the best one because it provides the security and gives 6 months warranty.But i have another opinion that any antivirus is the best one because every software provides some security according to it's capacity.So the user must select the better antivrus software based on his interest and according to the his\her usage to the computer.

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   jhonasposted 13 years ago

   Norton is the best and great software. It provides strong protection to our computer. It catches the whole tupe of virus, spyware and malware.
   
   http://www.bestantivirusreviewed.com/do … ivirus.php

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   charlemontposted 13 years ago

   With the purchase of a netbook I decided to install Ashampoo anti-malware on it. Partially for testing purposes (I'll publish a review hub of it soon), partially because the netbook is mainly for email and surfing, so it doesn't need a top-notch security suite. So far ashampoo is unobtrusive and low on system resources, which as you might know are limited on netbooks.

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