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Which is the lightest antivirus?


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18 minutes ago, Radpop said:

Oh no... My brains are so big and heavy! :tooth:

Have they fallen a little bit below and are against a bicycle saddle? I mean, like visible on the avatar.

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While everyone has their opinions and rightfully so, but it's funny that no one is ready to appreciate someone sharing this nice research done by some people ready to invest some time into doing it.

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When u are not pro that will be best use some AV ...

 

I'm using SEP (Symantec Endpoint Protection client version : light , good in UI , FREE(That is so important) and powerful in real-world protection )

You must choose some user friendly and light in resource usage AV with lower pop up , alerts , ...

 

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On 26/2/2018 at 12:29 PM, Skunk1966 said:

as everybody knows these tests are rubbish; the companies that pay the most come out as best

Can you present any Proof of it?

 

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I believe the lightest, and also the best is the built in Defender in Windows 10.

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3 minutes ago, dhjohns said:

I believe the lightest, and also the best is the built in Defender in Windows 10.

everyone has the right to their own opinion but sometimes I think you're working for M$

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2 minutes ago, Skunk1966 said:

everyone has the right to their own opinion but sometimes I think you're working for M$

LOL, I just have what my experience shows.  I know Defender works, I don't notice it unless it catches something, it is free, and it doesn't bug me to buy other crap. 

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1 minute ago, dhjohns said:

I know Defender works, I don't notice it unless it catches something, it is free, and it doesn't bug me to buy other crap

So now you admit that Defender is crap??? :D

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Just now, Skunk1966 said:

So now you admit that Defender is crap??? :D

You are funny.  You know what I mean.  LOL

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1 minute ago, dhjohns said:

You are funny.  You know what I mean.  LOL

I was just messing with you there but I disagree with you that Defender is best

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1 minute ago, Skunk1966 said:

I was just messing with you there but I disagree with you that Defender is best

That is OK.  Each to his own.  It has always done its job for my wife, and I!

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Just now, dhjohns said:

That is OK.  Each to his own.  It has always done its job for my wife, and I!

as long as it serves your needs it's fine

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The strongest is BitDefender. And without scandals of espionage. Many professionals praise him. But he needs to A high-definition computer
This is my opinion, I hope I do not be wrong

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I'm running Norton security, 2 parts of the program use 30MB added together, nothing like the resource hog it was back in the mid 2000's

Seems solid and reliable these days, great for a standard PC but for a low spec. machine I've used Panda on the cloud to reduce the load as another poster said lightest is not always best if it misses problems

Stick with a good name with a reputation to protect and the staff to keep it up to date

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