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Top 7 Windows Antivirus
Antivirus software is must-have protection. This review picks the best antivirus software based on its virus detection abilities, features, and breadth of protection. Whether you're seeking total system coverage or an ala carte solution, each of the following products provides superb virus protection for Windows-based PCs. Because every system is unique, evaluate several of these antivirus products to find the software best suited for your PC and your level of experience.
1) Platinum Internet Security 2005
Panda Software's Platinum Internet Security 2005 combines antivirus, firewall, and spam filtering along with its new TruPrevent Technology. Both AV-Test.org and ICSA Labs have tested the TruPrevent claims of behavioral, non-signature detection of new malware. And both have found the claims to be true. (TruPrevent Technology can also be purchased separately as an add-on to other antivirus protection).
2)PC-cillin Internet Security 2005
Building on its solid antivirus capabilities, PC-cillin Internet Security 2005 includes spam and spyware protection, wireless device protection, firewall, privacy data protection, parental controls, and a year's free tech support via a toll-free number. The software automatically checks for new virus updates every 3 hours and the spam prevention includes a whitelist, blacklist, and Bayesian filter - all at a price substantially lower than many other antivirus suites.
3) BitDefender Professional Edition
Softwin's BitDefender Professional protects against viruses, spyware, and instant messaging threats, as well as offering firewall rules to block undesirable traffic and a privacy gateway to keep your identity and preferences private while surfing the Internet.
4) ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite
ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite is best suited for computer-savvy users who want to know a great deal about what is happening on their system. Properly addressed, this type of permission-based reporting can offer great protection - but it's only as effective as the user's ability to make the right decision.
5)F-Prot for Windows
F-Prot for Windows continues to impress with its stellar performance on virus detection tests. The interface is extremely pleasing - easy enough for novice users to navigate yet sophisticated enough for the more advanced. An excellent addition to any antivirus arenal. Should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
6) Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal
Kaspersky offers excellent antivirus protection, perhaps unsurpassed in its ability to recognize various compression algorithms and accurately detect infected files contained within the archives. However, their interface is rather convoluted and may be best suited to more advanced users. Should be used in conjunction with a firewall.
7) G Data AntiVirusKit 2005 (AVK)
AntiVirusKit 2005 (AVK) provides a double layer of protection, bundling two of the best antivirus engines - Kaspersky and BitDefender - under a single, easy-to-use console. Using these engines, AVK was the only product out of 35 tested by AV-Test.org in 2004 to achieve 100% detection of both the basic WildList viruses and its more comprehensive collection of zoo viruses. An ideal standalone scanner for those who desire an ala carte solution.
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There are a lot of Anti-Virus programs on the market. If you want something free, try AVG Free. If your willing to splend some money, you may want to try Trend Micro.
i'm running norton 2003 systems works(anti-virus,firewall,...) and it's doing fine since that
Norton-anti virus
they're looking for names for NEW product guys...
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if i see my name on a box at best buy or on download.com i want piece of the action!
well,here are some which I can think of:
Norton Antivirus 2006
Kaspersky Antivirus
...and last but not least, DeepFreeze (well, this isn't an antivirus, but hey, this utility certainly helps tech supports like us a whole lot)
http://www.faronics.com/index.asp...
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