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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Jimbob on 06 October 2010, 12:27:29
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Installed the new version of AVG a day or 2 ago, thought all was fine, then I noticed my keyboard had gone faulty, kept on missing letters, the odd webpage would stop loading halfway though.
I have just disabled AVG, and everything is perfect again.
grrrrr, uninstall on, and time for a new AV provider.
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I've just gone to Avira from AVG. Too soon to give a recommendation but they were recommended to me by some technical document somewhere.
I dropped AVG because I thought they might have been responsible for highjacking me from Google to Yahoo but that may have been Java that did that. Unjust of me perhaps but you can't trust anyone these days.
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AVG is a memory-hungry beast. Avast from avira much easier to use and runs in the background without any hassle. But.....update manually. If you choose auto update, it takes over your PC for about 5 mins after you boot up before announcing in a very loud American voice "Avast virus database has been updated" ;D
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grrrrr uninstall failed, looks like its kill it the hard way >:(
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I personally use ESET NOD32 Security, which is pretty good and runs very well in the background...
I have used Kaspersky Internet Security which is also very good, just a little heavier on the resources...
McAffee is about as much use as a chocolate fireguard, Norton is very resource intensive... I used to like AVG, but, went downhill about 3 years ago and started causing big system problems...
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AVG is a memory-hungry beast. Avast from avira much easier to use and runs in the background without any hassle. But.....update manually. If you choose auto update, it takes over your PC for about 5 mins after you boot up before announcing in a very loud American voice "Avast virus database has been updated" ;D
Interesting. I have auto updates on and am surprised how often it reports them. I have the Premium edition on three PCs.
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I personally use ESET NOD32 Security, which is pretty good and runs very well in the background...
That's what I was about to recommend, too..
(Or "Buy a Mac" ;D )
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Anyone else using the freebie security essentials from Microshaft?
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Avast installed (and voice alerts turned off in settings :y )
See how this goes for a bit.
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Been using AVG for years and years, never one problem.
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Been using AVG for years and years, never one problem.
Me too....till this week >:( :y
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Got sick of AVG reporting that it was disabled but not allowing me to enable some time ago so it got binned. The MS freebie seems fine and not very resource hungry or intrusive.
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Avast installed (and voice alerts turned off in settings :y )
See how this goes for a bit.
Been using it for about a year now and few complaints :y
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used Avast for years and not had any issues :y
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No issues with AVG 2011 here :y
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No issues with AVG 2011 here :y
Dont pretend you know about computers Del.
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Avast :y
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No issues with AVG 2011 here :y
Dont pretend you know about computers Del.
I've got an MVQ 17 in computer science actually, honest ::)
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No issues with AVG 2011 here :y
Dont pretend you know about computers Del.
I've got an MVQ 17 in computer science actually, honest ::)
So you don't ;D ;D ;D ;D
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No issues with AVG 2011 here :y
Dont pretend you know about computers Del.
I've got an MVQ 17 in computer science actually, honest ::)
So you don't ;D ;D ;D ;D
Not a clue ;D ;D
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I run avast on my work computer(xp) and my home laptop (vista),no problems at all
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fed up of all >:( >:( currently using nothing on home..
all back ups handy on cds.. nothing critical on pcs (3)
if any will collapse, I will re-install within an hour..
(one is already off from network and web)