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What anti virus you guys use? amandaF 09-15-2007
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Posted by amandaF on September 15, 2007, 7:05 pm
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I have been buying Norton Internet Security; it's free free after the
rebates. I recently bought the 2007 one. Comes with Partititon magic
and Ghosts which I never used. I think I'll use this one for my main
desktop which currently has 2006 version.

This year, I also got Noton Anti-virus that has 3 user license. It's
free after the rebate. I haven't used it yet.

Today, I got Panda. It anti virus and anti spyware, also has 3 user
license and so I am thinking to use it for my laptop , and for my
brother's laptop and my 2nd desktop. But should I use Norton instead?
But the one I have with 3 user license doesn't have anti spyware.

Is Panda any good?

How many people use Norton?

What other anti virus and anti-spyware is good? I did see one product
at Fry's that's for anti spyware only.I think it's ca or something
like that. I used to download spybot, etc. but haven't bothered woth
it for a while ever sicne I started using Norton Internet security.


Posted by tc on September 15, 2007, 7:25 pm
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I used to use Panda after abandoning Norton years ago due to bloat. I had
several problems after a couple years of Panda and switched to Nod32.
Smaller and much less intrusive than either Norton or Panda. Works great
too. But I don't use any other features than antivirus anyway.
Terry

>I have been buying Norton Internet Security; it's free free after the
> rebates. I recently bought the 2007 one. Comes with Partititon magic
> and Ghosts which I never used. I think I'll use this one for my main
> desktop which currently has 2006 version.
>
> This year, I also got Noton Anti-virus that has 3 user license. It's
> free after the rebate. I haven't used it yet.
>
> Today, I got Panda. It anti virus and anti spyware, also has 3 user
> license and so I am thinking to use it for my laptop , and for my
> brother's laptop and my 2nd desktop. But should I use Norton instead?
> But the one I have with 3 user license doesn't have anti spyware.
>
> Is Panda any good?
>
> How many people use Norton?
>
> What other anti virus and anti-spyware is good? I did see one product
> at Fry's that's for anti spyware only.I think it's ca or something
> like that. I used to download spybot, etc. but haven't bothered woth
> it for a while ever sicne I started using Norton Internet security.
>



Posted by Roy on September 15, 2007, 8:15 pm
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> I used to use Panda after abandoning Norton years ago due to bloat. I had
> several problems after a couple years of Panda and switched to Nod32.
> Smaller and much less intrusive than either Norton or Panda. Works great
> too. But I don't use any other features than antivirus anyway.
> Terry
>
>
>
>
>
> >I have been buying Norton Internet Security; it's free free after the
> > rebates. I recently bought the 2007 one. Comes with Partititon magic
> > and Ghosts which I never used. I think I'll use this one for my main
> > desktop which currently has 2006 version.
>
> > This year, I also got Noton Anti-virus that has 3 user license. It's
> > free after the rebate. I haven't used it yet.
>
> > Today, I got Panda. It anti virus and anti spyware, also has 3 user
> > license and so I am thinking to use it for my laptop , and for my
> > brother's laptop and my 2nd desktop. But should I use Norton instead?
> > But the one I have with 3 user license doesn't have anti spyware.
>
> > Is Panda any good?
>
> > How many people use Norton?
>
> > What other anti virus and anti-spyware is good? I did see one product
> > at Fry's that's for anti spyware only.I think it's ca or something
> > like that. I used to download spybot, etc. but haven't bothered woth
> > it for a while ever sicne I started using Norton Internet security.- Hide
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I had been using Norton Internet Security for 3 years and so far its
okay with me...
Roy


Posted by David Gorick on September 16, 2007, 9:23 am
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I also used Panda for a number of years and it is very good, if somewhat
cumbersome. I used it on 18 computers in my office but finally got tired of
reconfiguring all of them every time there was a major update. I switched
to NOD32 over a year ago and it works perfectly for my needs. Small, fast
and accurate and easy to work with. It is also highly recommended by all
the computer "experts" I respect. Just my 2 cents.

>I used to use Panda after abandoning Norton years ago due to bloat. I had
>several problems after a couple years of Panda and switched to Nod32.
>Smaller and much less intrusive than either Norton or Panda. Works great
>too. But I don't use any other features than antivirus anyway.
> Terry
>
>>I have been buying Norton Internet Security; it's free free after the
>> rebates. I recently bought the 2007 one. Comes with Partititon magic
>> and Ghosts which I never used. I think I'll use this one for my main
>> desktop which currently has 2006 version.
>>
>> This year, I also got Noton Anti-virus that has 3 user license. It's
>> free after the rebate. I haven't used it yet.
>>
>> Today, I got Panda. It anti virus and anti spyware, also has 3 user
>> license and so I am thinking to use it for my laptop , and for my
>> brother's laptop and my 2nd desktop. But should I use Norton instead?
>> But the one I have with 3 user license doesn't have anti spyware.
>>
>> Is Panda any good?
>>
>> How many people use Norton?
>>
>> What other anti virus and anti-spyware is good? I did see one product
>> at Fry's that's for anti spyware only.I think it's ca or something
>> like that. I used to download spybot, etc. but haven't bothered woth
>> it for a while ever sicne I started using Norton Internet security.
>>
>
>



Posted by amandaF on September 16, 2007, 6:42 pm
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Thanks for the info. I should go look for Nod32 at Fry's. I am taking
Panda back to the store. Good thing I haven't opened the box yet.


> I also used Panda for a number of years and it is very good, if somewhat
> cumbersome. I used it on 18 computers in my office but finally got tired of
> reconfiguring all of them every time there was a major update. I switched
> to NOD32 over a year ago and it works perfectly for my needs. Small, fast
> and accurate and easy to work with. It is also highly recommended by all
> the computer "experts" I respect. Just my 2 cents.
>
>
>
>
>
> >I used to use Panda after abandoning Norton years ago due to bloat. I had
> >several problems after a couple years of Panda and switched to Nod32.
> >Smaller and much less intrusive than either Norton or Panda. Works great
> >too. But I don't use any other features than antivirus anyway.
> > Terry
>
> >>I have been buying Norton Internet Security; it's free free after the
> >> rebates. I recently bought the 2007 one. Comes with Partititon magic
> >> and Ghosts which I never used. I think I'll use this one for my main
> >> desktop which currently has 2006 version.
>
> >> This year, I also got Noton Anti-virus that has 3 user license. It's
> >> free after the rebate. I haven't used it yet.
>
> >> Today, I got Panda. It anti virus and anti spyware, also has 3 user
> >> license and so I am thinking to use it for my laptop , and for my
> >> brother's laptop and my 2nd desktop. But should I use Norton instead?
> >> But the one I have with 3 user license doesn't have anti spyware.
>
> >> Is Panda any good?
>
> >> How many people use Norton?
>
> >> What other anti virus and anti-spyware is good? I did see one product
> >> at Fry's that's for anti spyware only.I think it's ca or something
> >> like that. I used to download spybot, etc. but haven't bothered woth
> >> it for a while ever sicne I started using Norton Internet security.- Hide
quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -



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