What's the best antivirus's?

[lisasctt4]

I have antivirus but now is unsecured !
So I wanna know what's the best antivirus I can download it now.. And I wanna it be free even go to buy one!
What's the best one for computers ?

 

[tremmor]

many here like Avast. Say the free ver works fine. I have a pay Kaspersky Internet Security.

 

[mtb211]

I also use Avast free for Windows 64 bit... I have Trend Micro Titanium here at work... it is a good antivirus but it eats the CPU during fullscans .... Personally I would just go with avast free (Has the built in boot time scan)

 

[CrazyMike]

I like and use Bitdefender. Have never had a virus (or any problems that would indicate a virus) in about 5 years.

Thinking on switching to Avast, just to check it out when my virus is out of date.

 

[claptonman]

Avast, Kaspersky, AVG, and microsoft security essentials are good ones. Be sure to only have on antivirus installed at a time.

 

[Comp.world]

I agree with above and i suggest eset smart security 5

 

[Network_N]

free is not good. buy any licensed version.

 

[claptonman]

Free antiviruses work just fine, a large number of users use them. You won't have any problems.

 

[Network_N]

if your pc is high configured pc then go for norton , bitdefender, .or go for avira , Avira is not bad .

 

[StrangleHold]

Avira AntiVir

 

[tremmor]

Symantec / Norton is a hog.

 

[raza]

i like bitdefender antivirus and i like it it very much and also use avg both are pay version like it

 

[jeckyjil]

All the free ones are the same, you can use AVG, Avast, Avira, NOD32...
If you want something better then buy one: Norton has good realtime protection but it's a massive resource hog, Kaspersky works fine.

 

[justme1981]

I like nod32 as it's really lightweight and has a good detection rate.

 

[Ticker]

MSE has worked great for me the past 2 years

 

[Davis Goertzen]

Chalk me up as another Avast! user (free edition). It helped me out when I was trying to fix someone's infected laptop and AVG free wouldn't install (until good ol' Malwarebytes cleaned things up, many thanks to johnB35). Once I had copied the entire infected hard drive onto an external HDD, I used that to scan with Avast to make sure it was clean.

 

[Regal]

Avg

 

[jevery]

Paid suites generally provide protection features that free versions don't, (Free vs. Fee). Plenty of people are happy with free and plenty of people are happy to pay a fee for additional protection - It's your choice. As to Norton being a "massive resource hog" - Not True - It's currently one of the best in terms of impact on system performance, (Performance test (Suite products).

 

[mihir]

I use MSE it does the job for me and also periodically run online virus scans just to be sure

 

[the182guy]

Avast for me.