Avast! Home 4.8.1290 (free), Avast! Pro 4.8.1290


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FYI there is fresh new version of great AntiVirus :)

Avast! Home 4.7.1296 (free for home use)

http://files.avast.com/iavs4pro/setupeng.exe

Avast! Pro 4.7.1296 (paid)

http://files.avast.com/iavs4pro/setupengpro.exe

rest of languages

http://www.avast.com/eng/down_home.html

http://www.avast.com/eng/down_pro.html

comparsion table

http://www.avast.com/eng/av4_version_comp.html

system Requirements

http://www.avast.com/eng/system_requirements2.html

virus definition history list :)

http://www.avast.com/eng/vps_history.html

skin support

http://www.avast.com/eng/skins.html

v 4.8.1296 changelog

minor improvements in some unpackers 
improvements in the false positive submission system 
speed optimization in kernel-mode components 
XML scan reports now generated in UTF-8 format (allow for non-Latin characters) 
Version 4.8.1290

v 4.8.1290 changelog

improvements in the malware submission system 
minor improvements in some unpackers 
improvements in the rootkit scanner 
Network Shield: solved a problem occurring on systems with missing TCP stack

v 4.8.1282 changelog

improvements in some unpackers (Zip, 7-Zip, WinExec, Installer) 
fixed incompatibility with ext2fsd driver 
fixed a problem in The Bat! plugin (causing orphaned thebat.exe processes after the program was closed) 
added new unpacker "droppers" (by default turned on in all tasks including the real time scanner) 
fixed a problem with actions on infected files with special names 
Network Shield: added a component for blocking of malware URLs 
added the possibility of sending of statistical information about detected viruses 
added a new option of reporting of false positives 
improved the submission from the Virus Chest (now based on HTTP protocol) 
added a component for gathering of new samples from exploited pages 
implemented a limit of the maximum size of the selfdef.log file 
speed optimizations in the updater 
speed optimizations in the scanning engine 
solved a minor conflict with McAfee SiteAdvisor 
added support for the Windows Security Center in Vista SP1 (new API) 
minor fixes in the Web Shield 
removed support for ICQ a MSN Messenger alerts

rest of changelog

http://www.avast.com/eng/av4_revision_history.html

Have fun and enjoy safer PC :cool:

noskinUI

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simpleUI

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simpleUI with custom skin

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onaccesscontrolUI

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enhancedUI

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Edited by Dwarden
Been using Avast ever since I discovered it! It's perfect, I especially like that it can be made to run completely silently, ie. no prompts or anything. If a virus is found it just cuts the connection, no questions.

I like it as well but when it finds what it suspects is a virus, it stops scanning. It makes it hard to run an unattended scan that way.

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