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I'm currently using avast as my antivirus. In the past, I'm using AVG and Kaspersky.

i have malware bytes- anti malware, user friendly and does what i need it to, also have ccleaner which is great

I'm using eset NOD32 & malwarebytes. Whenever I do scans, I've got super anti-spyware that I use too..

Avira premium internet security!
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I Use Kaspersky Internet Security 2011. planning to buy the Pure one.

Nod32 is the best av I have ever used. Every other av might detect a few infections here and there and then whine about it but nod32 detects, rapes, then murders the malware with a toothbrush, metaphorically speaking.

(06-19-2011, 04:24 PM)Annuit Coeptis Wrote: [ -> ]Nod32 is the best av I have ever used. Every other av might detect a few infections here and there and then whine about it but nod32 detects, rapes, then murders the malware with a toothbrush, metaphorically speaking.

lol ESET... I can see why you experience that, because as of May 21st, 2011, it was considered one of the AV's with the most false positives. I think i'll create an AV that blocks out everything including WindowsUpdates (wuapp.exe), and lets make some money

http://www.av-comparatives.org/images/st...ay2011.pdf

i am using avira . But eset was best for me

(06-19-2011, 06:24 PM)Ace Wrote: [ -> ]lol ESET... I can see why you experience that, because as of May 21st, 2011, it was considered one of the AV's with the most false positives. I think i'll create an AV that blocks out everything including WindowsUpdates (wuapp.exe), and lets make some money

http://www.av-comparatives.org/images/st...ay2011.pdf

Ha, that would be a good idea. Yeah, I do notice that eset has a lot of false positives but in retrospect would you rather have false positives or an AV that misses some stuff?