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Originally Posted by Draco
Hi Pluto.
Please note that Microsoft security essentials has a long way ahead of it before it can catchup with any of the "real" antivirus products out there. I have been a Systems Administrator for more than 15 years and I cringed when Microsoft came out with their version of AV. I use ESET Antivirus. It is unobtrusive and quite good.. identifies malware websites, viruses etc. Trend Micro is quite good as well. I hate Symantec/Norton because of its high cpu/memory usage
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I'll have to check out ESET, never heard of it. I have used a few free and paid AV software over the years, mostly unnessesarily as I don't install viruses and any Windows boxes I have are safely behind firewalls running on more secure OSs. The best AV is common sense
