Comrade_Hajji

Never thought could hear such a statement, amigo.

That doesn't prevent the owner from getting benefit from the both of products, as MS did it with Win7 and Win10. If my information is outdated and now AVG differs from Avast no more than Labour Party from Conservative one -- please accept my apologies.

Sure it does not. You should have downloaded it five years ago or can find somewhere else (ready to get some trojan on it). EAV had problems with registry since v11. AVG Antivirus still works. Avast, Avira are long-discredited, all of those Chinese spying 'incredible antiviruses' as well. Actually, most of post-XP software versions are getting Android-like (difficult to manage, weird interface e.g. blinking progress bar instead of filling one), you have to think about downgrade anyway. EAV isn't exception to this rule since v10, but v9 seems to be able to work and update signatures at least for the next 5-6 years.

Chrome 49 is all good and fast (setting user agent to pretend as Chrome 48 allows to use classic Youtube design); Mozilla Firefox 47 is OK, at least compared to the next versions that are terribly slow; Mypal (latest 28.8.2) is the best compared to the other XP-supporting browsers.

Officially supported is v9 (I use 8.0.0.0 installator, it updates up to 9.0.429.2). Nowadays it's more difficult to find a proper browser for WinXP than an antivirus.