I was using Norton which was provided me when I purchased my PC three months back. Now that trial period is over, Norton was best but it is costly.
Which Anti Virus I should use to protect my PC perfectly and easy to use. I should go for license version or free one?
Best Anti virus?
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janetredex
Best Anti virus?
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OldManHook
Re: Best Anti virus?
janetredex wrote:I was using Norton which was provided me when I purchased my PC three months back. Now that trial period is over, Norton was best but it is costly.
Which Anti Virus I should use to protect my PC perfectly and easy to use. I should go for license version or free one?
This is a Linux Forum(Linux Mint) Linux PC's don't come with Norton.
Maybe you can ask on on of the many Windows Forums When you have a question about Linux Mint Come Back-- Ask and someone will try to help.
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SilverEyedWolf
Re: Best Anti virus?
Regardless of what you're using, I always download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware to my machine.
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oobetimer
Re: Best Anti virus?
For Windows MS Essentials is the best. For linux ..... you don´t need any anti-virus..janetredex wrote:I was using Norton which was provided me when I purchased my PC three months back. Now that trial period is over, Norton was best but it is costly.
Which Anti Virus I should use to protect my PC perfectly and easy to use. I should go for license version or free one?
http://www.microsoft.com/security_essen ... ?mkt=en-gb