diggler

AVG sans link scanner plus spybot search & destroy
have tried most of the others including kapersky just last week (didn't find any nasties) but keep coming back to AVG.

gavpk

CA (vet) for me, used it for years, the only virus i got was msblaster, but i think everyone got a dose of that

Godzilla

McAfee, compliments of Premium Members Lounge.

Other wise Kaspersky.

Extradry

Nod32 here,

we run trend micro @ work and have had virus get through.

efab

Sophos for me and Vet as well

Dama

Nod32 here... Have used most, nothing comes close to Nod32

Colin 2905

I used to use work's version of McAfee, when it was OK for employees to use it on their home PC's..... but that changed a long time ago.

So then I used AVG Free 7.5, which I thought was OK at the time. When AVG 8.0 came out I switched to Avast instead, which found a few nasties on some of the machines at home that AVG 7.5 had been totally oblivious to.

MrElectricity

Trend Micro

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Nod32, windoz and ClamAV, linux email server

tristen

I have found Kaspersky and Nod32 to be extremely reliable.
Having said that, no antivirus program is perfect, therefore it will sometimes be necessary to use several programs to detect and/or remove a particular virus.

Aboulaly

I personally have been using norton for a while and it's been sweet, I use windows defender,trojan remover,and adaware as well on one laptop.
But according to recent reviews Bitdefender came 1st, kaspersky second.

valuedcustomer

Symantec Endpoint Protection and Microsoft Forefront Client security - running both works fine and fast.

FTO King

NOD32 extremely good and very very light weight i am running it on my eee pc and it flyes.

Security-Tech

My I.T guru HIGHLY recommended to me not to do this!

One may say " oh you get that virus" and the other one says " no I thought you were getting it", so they both do nothing and your pc gets hit..

its up to you, But I would trust not to run 2 antiviruz progams at once.

He says to tell you guys

AVG
avast
kapersky





steer well clear of norton$, and don't ever pay for it, its a pain and it just uses up resources.

Sanity

Your IT guru recommends AVG ? LOL , time for a new guru I think

connormmii

NOD32 here

aa23

Currently using Avast. Used to swear by NOD32, but I think they lost the plot a bit with their newer V3 version.
Liked Kaspersky a lot, but dam, it was the slowest program i've ever installed and updated. Ever. I'm sure new virus's were written by the time it finished updating.

I actually think A/V programs are a bit like motor racing. They seem to rotate around as to who's the best for a while.
Honda wins 2 world championships in a row, and they relax and get blown away fro the next 2 years by Yamaha, then 2 years later, Honda catches up and over takes them again.
I reckon the A/V's are like that too.

tristen

Security-Tech,

I did not say to run them simultaneously (however it might not be such a bad idea if you can tolerate the increased demand on resources and are in the habit of visiting sites notorious for transmitting virus infections).
I continue to run a single anti-virus program (Nod32), firewall, (Zone Alarm Plus) and anti-spyware simultaneously on my own PC's without problems.
I often temporarily install one or more anti-virus programs (one-at-a-time) in order to detect and remove virii on any system, which exhibits obvious virus-induced problems and have successfully done so for many years .
Once you are sure that the system is virus-free, simply remove the temporary installation and restore your normal anti-virus program for every-day monitoring.

roguefan99

I've used NOD32 and Kaspersky and found those to be good.

My work uses Macaffee and its awful, slows down the computers there something fierce. So much so that I "retired" two computers after they installed it because it sucked so many resources, that you couldn't even use them for web based stuff.

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lee

i have used VET for over 10 years, might not be the best but it has saved me many times