Best Anti Virus in Your Eyes

Looking for a decent anti virus which dont need much work to crack it
im using Avast atm and cant be arsed to crack it as its more messing than its worth
dont want a system drainer
my specs are
i3 processor 3.07 ghz – 4 cpu’s
4gb ram
Ge Force 250 – 2078mb
250GB HDD
If you can please point me to the right direction to the best anti virus
thanks
Answer #1
You can use Avira, it’s a great antivirus and free or Kaspersky with a Trial Reset.
Answer #2
Avira (free) + Malwarebytes (free) = No. #1 protection
Answer #3
i am using Norton Internet security and Malwarebytes and its works great so far.
Answer #4
Stick with avast
I personally use free avast and free malware bytes
Free avast
http://www.avast.com/en-gb/index
Free malware bytes
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
Answer #5
Used to use Eset, until 5.0 came out; it was too buggy and slow though. I’m using Norton 360 right now with Malwarebytes and they’re pretty good.
Answer #6
for years i have use comodo its been free and easy to use, never letting me down
you can also use windows defender to cover your pc aswell.
Answer #7
Kaspersky for me.
ESET ~censored~ up internet connection for me and made streaming to my consoles impossible.
Bit defender also messed up streaming.
Norton ruined my pc back in the day.
Answer #8
Brainpower 2012 Internet Security + early morning cereal addon.
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Answer #9
I use malwarebytes, downloaded last year, then it updated to version 1.6 itself…still full version, thats surprising. Can someone explain why? How long does it last, one year? I actually thought they’d figure its cracked.
Answer #10
The only real defence is being cautious on the net, does not matter how good av is if your careless.
I use kaspersky, but others are just as good.
Answer #11
-paroxysM^ replied: Brainpower 2012 Internet Security + early morning cereal addon.
I would NOT consider this post as a SPAM because -paroxysM^ is RIGHT! Common sense is the best ANTIVIRUS and ANTIMALWARE TOOL… People need to TURN ON their BRAIN!
Nice one mate!
Answer #12
Avira free is best, IMO
Answer #13
Can’t go wrong with any one of these:

That’s from AV-Comparatives. Combine one of those with Malwarebytes and, as others have said, the most important is your brain!
Answer #14
avast free + malwarebytes free + superantisyware free
or
avira free + malwarebytes free + superantisyware free
Answer #15
I’ve been using Kaspersky Internet Security for years (since version 2009 – now it’s version 2012) and since then I have never gotten infested with a virus, trojan, root kit, etc. so I highly recommend it.
All you need is to get a fresh key once of week and update it only once to say on top of the latest virus definitions (after one day the keys are usually blacklisted so set Kaspersky to do manual not automatic updates). Fresh keys are easy to get since Kaspersky is one of the most popular anti-virus apps. I get a fresh key every week here without any problem
Answer #16
Please tell me about malwarebytes.
I have installed version 1.51…. By Snorgared.
It says unattended and medicine Sew.
What does that mean. It updated to latest version and its still full version.
Answer #17
“ESET Smart Security v5.0.95.0” and “TNod User & Password Finder v1.4.1.0”
http://download.eset.com/download/win/ess/ess_nt32_enu.msi
http://www.mediafire.com/?5b2e950sw53smov
Answer #18
Eset, Kaspersky, Avira, Avast
Answer #19
-paroxysM^ replied: Brainpower 2012 Internet Security + early morning cereal addon.
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I thought that was to the point, without annoying Lionden.
Common sense is a major factor involved in downloading files.
I have used SAV Corporate for at least 10 years with no issues, although EOL now, definitions are still updating for the next 12 months or so.
I have been testing Comodo IS on this lappie, but it’s a bit naff.
Answer #20
wazz12 replied: Stick with avast
I personally use free avast and free malware bytes
Free avast
http://www.avast.com/en-gb/index
Free malware bytes
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
concur. I recommend the same.
Answer #21
If your Windows is flagged as Genuine, then MSE is good..Then just do a manual scan with Malwarebytes Free,weekly, and on suspicious files.
Answer #22
Yeah, everyone says microsoft security essentials is good. It has to be, would not be good for reputation if not.
Answer #23
F-Secure is good…..
Answer #24
Nod 32 using a lot of years and newer had a problems with viruses.