AVG Free No More?

[friend2]

I think it's very easy to update.(ubcd that is)

Just open the build CD program and click "plugins".

In there, locate your antiviruses and highlight the one you're interested in and click "config".

When you do that, the plugin get's automatically updated.

Very simple.

Edited December 11, 2006 by friend2

[yeti]

Yes, UBCD4Win seems to be a lot easier to update than the standard version, thxs.

[pampal]

Install symantec corporate anti virus and you will have free updates forever. Make sure to do the client install and not the server install, unless you are running it on a server.

[Neeranam]

AVG sent me a litle jigsaw puzzle which I completed and they give me 1 month free premium something. Seems a bit complicated to set it up though.

[mikeinminburi]

whats not to like about avg? its free, it downloads updates very fast, its very fast to run a scan on your pc, its user friendly and doesnt hog resources..]

then again, you could just crack nod32.

[cdnvic]

whats not to like about avg? its free, it downloads updates very fast, its very fast to run a scan on your pc, its user friendly and doesnt hog resources..]

then again, you could just crack nod32.

Or not be a thieving dirtbag and buy it

[francois]

hi'

avast free or bitdefender licenced

avast and ZA have a small bug, you need to disable the web kinda firewall

francois

[Tony Clifton]

Been using AVG for years. Just decided to try AVAST after an AVG scan.

Found 13 files infected!

[mikeinminburi]

whats not to like about avg? its free, it downloads updates very fast, its very fast to run a scan on your pc, its user friendly and doesnt hog resources..]

then again, you could just crack nod32.

Or not be a thieving dirtbag and buy it

as i said, "then again, you could just crack nod32."

highlights on "you could"

never told anyone to do it, never said it was moral or fair and never said its a good idea

i use avg.

[friend2]

Doesn't really matter which AV you have installed, there's always some threats that one will

catch and another one wont.

That's where the great benefit of Boot CD's come in.

Instead of bogging down your system with an whole array of different antiviruses and

adware catchers's.

(which is not a good idea by the way)

You can now have the same benefit without all of e'm installed.

Depending on your browsing habit's, a monthly scan from CD (with new definitions) should

suffice.

This coupled with a recent diskimage, you can face almost anything (except hardware failure) and rebound without a scratch.

Edited December 20, 2006 by friend2