Author Topic: Need an antivirus  (Read 1575 times)


Malwarebytes. The free version doesn't protect in real time, however.

Don't you get a virus every other week?
That was like, 6 or 7 months ago bro.



Kaspersky works great for me, it costs a bit though.

Common sense is the best antivirus. It's free too.

Common sense is the best antivirus. It's free too.
Yes, but common sense doesn't block network attacks or spam.

Yes, but common sense doesn't block network attacks or spam.

Don't browse unfamiliar websites and neither of these are a problem.

Yes, but common sense doesn't block network attacks or spam.
some do. ill show you mine.

thats the power cord. yup.

neither of these are a problem.
Not for you that is, I get a network attack atleast once a week, plus when they're using a spoofed IP address; I cant do stuff about it.

some do. ill show you mine.

thats the power cord. yup.
Cant you read? The power cord is the one labeled "power", not the usb cable, silly.

I use microsoft security essentials, avast, and malwarbytes. I have not gotten a virus yet.
MSE + Avast? Don't have 2 AV's, they conflict with each other. They'll end up fighting amongst themselves and letting everything through.

Also, OP, Microsoft Security Essentials is the best free one.

I still have Kaspersky and it doesn't defend crap at all.
Kaspersky is the best TBH. You've got it set up wrong.
Kaspersky, Nod32 and Trend Micro are the best IMO.

Kaspersky is the best TBH. You've got it set up wrong.
That Win7 security 2012 trojan attacked me and all Kaspersky did was tell me something was going up and didn't do anything but that.

AVG is the best free one out there.

That Win7 security 2012 trojan attacked me and all Kaspersky did was tell me something was going up and didn't do anything but that.
That's your problem.
I can disinfect infected hard drives on my main machine with only Kaspersky protecting my main hard drive, and I get nothing. It's a loving legend.