Anti-Virus & Anti-Spyware – 2 Year Subscription

Computer Technology and Software

January 8th, 2010 by admin

AVG Anti-Virus & Anti-Spyware offers up-to-the-minute protection that won't get in your way
LinkScanner gives you a vital extra layer of protection you won't find in other anti-virus software
Surf and search the web with confidence, knowing you're actively protected from visiting dangerous websites
Work and play online safely and without interruption while AVG scans and updates quietly in the background
Unlimited automatic updates and version upgrades for the life of your license

Product Description
More than 80 million computer users around the world go online safely, thanks to AVG. You didn’t buy your PC to worry about security. That’s why we’ve designed our software so you can work, play, surf, and chat online while we take care of keeping you safe. We’re so quiet and efficient, you won’t even know we’re there. But you can rest assured that we are. AVG’s unique LinkScanner is the only technology to check websites and search results at the only ... More >>

Anti-Virus & Anti-Spyware - 2 Year Subscription

5 Responses

Dave writes:
January 8th, 20109:12 pmat

AVG isn’t a bad product, but it’s not competitive with the latest from Norton. I’ve used AVG in the past and installed this to see, and it’s OK. I haven’t had a problem on computers on which I’ve used it, but I’m also very careful about what I do on the web.

I would urge you to consider Norton Internet Security 2010. Norton used to be a wretched product: It didn’t matter if it worked, as it took over the machine. But with IS 2009 it completely changed. It’s very effective and 2010 is even better. What’s so nice is that you’ll rarely notice it’s even active, as they’ve redone the product to do most of its work when the machine is idle.

Further, there’s not even much of a price differential. You can find the 3-PC version of Norton IS 2010for $30. Granted that’s only 1 year, but many people have more than 1 PC.

If I’ve never had a problem, then why am I pushing Norton rather than AVG? Because those sites that go to a good deal of effort to determine how effective a product is rate Norton very well and AVG not so much so.

At least do a bit of research.

Rating: 2 / 5
Brett Farrell writes:
January 8th, 20109:56 pmat

this product was created to deter viruses and spyware from penetrating your computer. it will not protect against STD’s or Aids. if you should become pregnant, experience frequent urinating, or you find you have a complusion to gamble while using this product you should consult your doctor right away.
It is not for people with hypertension or chronic stank butt as it will only enhance these symptoms. People who used this for periods of 6mths or more have shown signs of euphoria, depression, bladder infections, constipation, diahreah, funk lip and severe funk lip.
For more information go to our 5 pages ad in Cat Fancy’s February edition.
Rating: 5 / 5
dremin writes:
January 8th, 201010:48 pmat

avg is a good anti-virus and anti-spyware program. user friendly and does what it is advertised to do very well.
very satisfied with avg.
Rating: 5 / 5
Deimos writes:
January 9th, 201012:03 amat

This anti-virus has saved me from USB/email trojans so many times I can’t count. Great free software.
Rating: 5 / 5
Russell R. O'Hara writes:
January 9th, 20102:47 amat

It’s been a while since I used this, but I remember that after installing it, I found something I disliked. I think it had to do with not being able to disable automatic updates. Whatever it was, though, I uninstalled it and reinstalled Norton Internet Security. I think the latter, which I have used for over a year, is much better. The only reason I tried the AVG antivirus was that it was less expensive.
Rating: 3 / 5