Currently on norton, but looking for an alternative so wondering what you are all using and if you know, how it compares to norton.
Has anyone tried a prog called Sophos?
Thanks
Sophos is good , but its not much of a Home user product IMO. AVG is good and free.
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AVG Free edition on my PCs at home - we use Sophos here at work on our key servers, but Moby is right in that it's not really a home user product.
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Which version of Norton do you use?
Does the AVG product scan emails?
Personally I would say there is little difference between the products except for the speed of the definition posting, I think the market leaders are normally fastest and this has recently been seen with some viruses.
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the only problem I've found with AVG recently is that their update servers are busy - I have clients with the full version of AVg and that updates fine.
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Thread on slow (free) AVG updatesOriginally Posted by Moby-Dick
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hmm strange that autoprotect is so intensive, is there anything in the logs about why it is crashing during scans?
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http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...cument&src=_mi
gonna format i think, stressing me out
Cheers for the linkage Paul
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I have AVG Free Edition and Norton 2003. AVG Free Edition is better.
I use Avast (another free one) and get people who's computers I sort to use it. Easy to setup and updates in the background or asks you first, depends what you want. Its great to setup and leave, as you wont go around somebodys place and find AC is 2 years out of date. Also it got rid of some problems on my parents PC that AVG missed. just installed in safe mode and schedules a full scan on boot.
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AVG for my 2 windows boxes and Bit Defender on the *nix box
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