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Virus Protection

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heeelloooo :D Does anyone happen to know of any good virus protection programs which suit W2K best?? Im trying to update to XP at the moment, but in the mean time i thought i would still keep my computer protected the best i can.

So any help is appreciated :thumbup

for me macaffee is best ..... though ur pc mite take sum more time to start ....

i can hav my peace of mind using this

Although now kaspersky is giving good performance

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Hmmmm some people i kno hav said that macaffee is pretty bad when it comes to virus protection... But im guessing norton is worst???

they are both horrible heh...i'm sure theres a sticky somewhere on this same question or an active thread...

anyhow, nod32 is lightweight and top notch. number 1 for the last 3 years or so in most peoples book.

Hmmmm some people i kno hav said that macaffee is pretty bad when it comes to virus protection... But im guessing norton is worst???

The problem with those products isn't the quality of scanning or finding viruses (both rate pretty high on tests in detection/clean rates), it's the bload and other issues that come with them that turns people off. But as a previous poster said, he doesn't mind the boot time slowdown he gets with McAfee because he feels comfortable with it keeping him as safe as possible, which McAfee can do (just, slowly :)).

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