Is InnoculateIT personal free edition the best anti-virus fo

Im looking for one that also does not really impact the performance of games also. Thx guys.

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Im looking for one that also does not really impact the performance of games also. Thx guys

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hmm no one uses antivirus anymore? haha

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Um, it works... but it's hardly the best.
 
I use Norton Antivirus Corporate 7.51.. server and client. Never have to touch it. Updates every night automatically, scans once a week automatically. Mcaffe stuff is nice too, but I stopped using it back when Win2k came out cuz it didn't support it. I think that has changed. Anyways...
 
As far as free antiviruses go though.. Innoculate aint bad at all.

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Norton is the best antivirus right now. I've read lots of tests between soft***** antivirus stuff and norton always comes out on top

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I'am sorry but norton antivirus it not the best i fact it is the BIGGEST memory hog there is.

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Sorry Norton is the best. Been using it for years. Macffe sucks I was using Macffe when I was hit by 2 viruses whiped out my hard drive then I started using Norton never had a problem.
 
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Ya, I actually read an article a little while back that talked about how Mcafee missed some virus's on a test machine. I'm happy with Norton so far. It caught a virus for me last week. As far as memory hogging how do you figure? I just checked my tasks and the two norton related items are taking up 1.8 and 2.5 megs. How is that memory hogging?

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i never use anything from norton, i think the company makes bad software. mcafee has always seemed nice, but it doesnt sound like its trustworthy and since datafellows alway have been a very stable company with good software id go w. f-secure, which is da b0mb :):

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Yes mcafee did miss the boat.
You should try GRISOFT AVG Anti-Virus.

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i will try that AG Antivirus, ive used innoculate, NAV, and McAffee. So far ive liked NAV but lets see how AG is.
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it doesnt have resident protection in XP at this moment at least because it killed my computer and would keep rebooting until i unintalled it or wouldve take off resident protection.

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I've used EVERY anti-virus software. And the one that really impresses me is SOPHOS. There is a real time scanner that is always running but it NEVER causes any type of performance hit.
 
For the network user you can install a central installation and have all clients automatically update themselves to the server.
 
I've only seen Norton crash machines in my career. And today I had to remove McAfee from a machine to get it to work again.
 
I'm totally for some type of Anti-Virus....and if you want the best..get SOPHOS...
 
(i just now realize how much that looks like an add for them)
 
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