Kaspersky?avast?nod32?or Rising

srry to say everybody.............. but i will recommend bitdefender total security 2009 man it rocks all the antivirus shows tht win 32 is a virus as corrupts the os but bidefender is ranked the best and also its cool just try it out all the best

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I vote for avast its the best its one year free also great security latest updates.Resident shield and self-protection,Free automatic updates,Web and P2P protection,Anti-spyware & anti-rootkit tool,Over 30 language versions and much more but all for FREE

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Yeah, I was a HUGE Bitdefender fan as well... That was until about 6 months ago, when I discovered that despite my having their full security suite, I STILL had about 10 viruses, and spyware resident programs on my machine.  Switched to Kaspersrky and haven't had any issues since.  BTW, Kaspersky's new engine uses a lot less resources than they have in the past.  The only one that uses less is Symantec's.

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The best anti virus I think is you yourself by not opening files which you don't know and etc. Personally I think ESET NOD32 is a good antivirus as it is light and powerful, you just need to play with the settings a bit. Avast is a good choice if you want a free antivirus.

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Avast. is there anything else.

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Kaspersky Surely
Kaspersky?avast?nod32?or Rising

 Yes. I have used Eset, Avira, Avg and Kaspersky. And Kaspersky is the BEST from all of them. And to those who thinks that kaspersky has lot of warnigs, Well... While installing it asks for advanced mode or Automatic mode if you choose advance mode it will ask everything to you. Kaspersky antivirus is form Russian lab (Russian products are famous for security I.E. You cant even get a crack for them. Search if you don't believe). 

Kaspersky has all. Tough firewall. Great virus detection. Safe run option. Special Disinfectioin Process. Great GUI, Hourly Updates, and all. Go surely for kaspersky.

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i'd rather kaspersky

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The best would be kaspersky and next to that would be avast
it has the same priority as yiou have given
and as with rising not tried yet

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i use Avast! i dont think it ever finds any virus,or it does but doesnt let me find out...
although i think it is doing very good job,,,,

Thanks...Eggie

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It's supposed to warn you, I guess.
When I unzip a file, sometimes McAfee tells me "A possible harmless file has been detected and destroyed". This is very helpful because it allows me to know that my zip file was correct downloaded, but contains a possibly-non-correct file...

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