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Siomonte
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get Norton Antivirus 2010 if you know howto get it longer than usually....

But I say nothing!

Only that Norton AntiVirus 2010 is really great and accurate!

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When you are already infected by viruses, installing an anti virus program makes no sense. Specially on Windows XP, because windows is not a multiuser system which means that the first account is an Admin who can do everything he wants.
Viruses also have full admin rights and can do whatever they want on your computer. The most frequently reason for viruses is the reason above. Microsoft should change that, but they probably won't.

However, try Avira AntiVir and be carefully on the internet if you didn't understand what i said above.
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The best anti virus is the 'microsoft security essentials'.
Made special for Windows computers

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KimKat has written
I use Symantec AntiVirus, the bad side with it is that I always have to keep updating it manually.

Positive thing is... I don't know what the programme really does. So I don't really feel safe with this anti-virus. I'd recommend kaspersky, I used it before and it stops all viruses, trojans, worms, adware, spyware and other malicious software, and it prevents keyloggers.


Remove that crap of your computer.
It's a waste of RAM and CPU. Really.
It came with this Dell laptop.
It installs SHITLOAD of crap in your hard drive and I don't really think that it would EVER detect a virus (not even a crappy keylogger made in visual basic).
You should get paid for using that
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