Chris J

After using one of those online scan tools, I have found myself a virus, and so feel it is now time to invest in some AV software. Does anyone have any recomendations? It is only for my home machine so a cheap one would be good, but don't want it to kill the performance of my machine either.

JackClark

I'm biased but we do cheap http://www.mcafee.co.uk

Edited for UK pricing.



[Edited by JackClark - 6/25/2003 7:08:42 PM]

darlodge

Mcafee from me, and I am not biased like Jack.

Alos for a free scan check out trend here

Darren

[Edited by darlodge - 6/25/2003 7:28:44 PM]

Corgi

Try this

http://www.free-av.com/

Apparently the FBI and the BBC amongst others use it

Tony_W

Try AVG anti Virus from www.Grisoft.com. it's also free

CRAIGFIN

I agree with Tony_W,

I have AVG anti virus and its great!!..and free.

Craig.

Redkop

Yep agree about AVG, have run it for 2 years now with no hassle

Daz34

I use Norton AV2003 Pro & am very happy with it

jase555

Grisoft very good for a freebie,

think there is a story about regarding updates , not free in the future

"don't quote me though" heard it through the grapevine

jase

Chris J

cheers for all the suggestions.

Sorry jack, but I have gone for AVG, will see what it's like, and perhaps move to a paying one later.

JackClark

No worries, free's my favorite price too.

rogp

Grisoft at home.

Network Associates at work. Netshield, Groupshield for Exchange and Virus Scan for desktops.

Roger