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The Definitive "BEST ANTIVIRUS" thread


Best Antivirus  

1414 members have voted

  1. 1. Best Antivirus

    • Norton/Symantec
      665
    • McAfee
      115
    • AVG
      201
    • NOD32
      131
    • PC-Cilin
      52
    • Panda
      33
    • Kaspersky
      103
    • Other
      107
    • F-Prot
      7


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I voted Norton/Symantec. I use Symantec Antivirus Corporate. I agree that Norton and Symantec should have been polled separately, as they are 2 completely different programs. It's tad bit late now though. lol

Thanks to jerryson18 for pointing out that 9.0.3.1000 was out. :)

And no, It's not free. The cheapest licence is $263.00 for 10 workstations.

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I voted Norton/Symantec. I use Symantec Antivirus Corporate. I agree that Norton and Symantec should have been polled separately, as they are 2 completely different programs. It's tad bit late now though. lol

Thanks to jerryson18 for pointing out that 9.0.3.1000 was out. :)

And no, It's not free. The cheapest licence is $263.00 for 10 workstations.

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Nope, if you use as a home user (Unmanaged Client which u can choose when installing) it's free. The important thing is find a link to download the program itself... hehe... I don't know if I have the authority to post it here :-)

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Nope, if you use as a home user (Unmanaged Client which u can choose when installing) it's free. The important thing is find a link to download the program itself... hehe... I don't know if I have the authority to post it here :-)

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that is very interesting information, mind telling us how you know..?

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Nope, if you use as a home user (Unmanaged Client which u can choose when installing) it's free. The important thing is find a link to download the program itself... hehe... I don't know if I have the authority to post it here :-)

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That's funny. SAV is a corporate program. I don't know about you, but to me corporate implies business. Now NAV on the other hand is clearly marketed for home use and it isn't free. Now why on earth would a home user be legaly allowed to use the corporate client for free when the home user client is cleary not free? Perhaps you are confused by the fact that SAV doesn't use subscription based live update and NAV does? Anyway, please enlighten us as to how SAV is truly free for home use.

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I was mistaken on the cheapest price for SAV. It seams that if you by from a third party, you can get a copy for around $20.00 US.

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Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition 9.0.3.1000

http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/pro...m?ProductID=155

-FREE

-No floated

-Include EVERYTHING. (live update, email scan, etc.)

------------> Definitely the BEST !!!

-Need a critical configuration for faster on-access live protection (such as turn off scan all files and should use Smartscan, turn off network drive for home user, etc.)

-Use around total 20K of RAM for ccApp.exe and Shield.)

I change to this from experiencing using NOD32, AVG, Panda, NAV 2005, BitDefender...  :cool:

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Free? :huh: Where the hell do you shop?!?

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