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SLK 350
Yeh certainly mate, anything for a CS member:
ARE-Y0U-K1DD1ING-M3-F3LLA
Theres plenty about, but in fairness Norton is poo so I wouldn't bother. Its full of false alerts, it eats RAM like theres no tomorrow and its generally a resource hogging bloated mainstream product.
Get Kaspersky,Nod32,Sophos,AVG,F-Secure all better products.
ARE-Y0U-K1DD1ING-M3-F3LLA
Theres plenty about, but in fairness Norton is poo so I wouldn't bother. Its full of false alerts, it eats RAM like theres no tomorrow and its generally a resource hogging bloated mainstream product.
Get Kaspersky,Nod32,Sophos,AVG,F-Secure all better products.
SLK 350
Genuine:
http://www.kaspersky.com/store
Kaspersky personal £24.00 (perfectly adequate).
Kaspersky Personal Pro £47.00 (even better).
Other Link:
Rules still apply.
Choice is yours
http://www.kaspersky.com/store
Kaspersky personal £24.00 (perfectly adequate).
Kaspersky Personal Pro £47.00 (even better).
Other Link:
Rules still apply.
Choice is yours
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hmm... how do u know if this kaspersky is actually any good? i find that after u install a virus program that you havent heard of, remove it, then install norton or mcafee, it finds viruses!
and also... has anyone got a product code for Norton Internet Security 2006 please? PM me
and also... has anyone got a product code for Norton Internet Security 2006 please? PM me
SLK 350
Philmots...an anti-virus program will pick up virii by definition, so yes it will do. However an AV it only useful if it can recognise and define a virus/malicious code, therefore the company who releases updates quickest grants generally the best protection. Thankfully Kaspersky release definition updates 3/4 times daily.
As Griff says, theres mass marketed products found in PC World and Dixons, and then theres the unmarketed product that relies upon word of mouth and IT media coverage.
Kaspersky is pretty much king of the hill, and has been for sometime.
As Griff says, theres mass marketed products found in PC World and Dixons, and then theres the unmarketed product that relies upon word of mouth and IT media coverage.
Kaspersky is pretty much king of the hill, and has been for sometime.
SLK 350
Depends if your looking to buy it or get it from elsewhere. Currently im running Kaspersky Personal Pro v5.0.391 but for most PC's Pro is an overkill and if i was going to purchase it, personally i'd get the personal version and spend the rest on a night out.
Can't guarantee that your laptop is suddenly going to feel like new because it could be, and probably is down to a multitude of things (cleanup, defrag, ad-aware) but it will leave more resources for applications to run. So it should have an overall positive impact.
Can't guarantee that your laptop is suddenly going to feel like new because it could be, and probably is down to a multitude of things (cleanup, defrag, ad-aware) but it will leave more resources for applications to run. So it should have an overall positive impact.
SLK 350
Spyware removal i'd choose both Ad-aware and Spybot S&D as they kind of compliment one another - what one may miss, the other will catch. Both are more comprehensive than Nortons efforts.
BradRT, you should have a login IP for your router where you can customise the setup, usually something like 127.0.0.X or 10.0.0.X. However if you let me know the name of your router, i'll try and find that out for you. Most routers act as firewalls though, as they control inbound/outbound traffic and default usually to blocking suspect activities and IP addresses.
BradRT, you should have a login IP for your router where you can customise the setup, usually something like 127.0.0.X or 10.0.0.X. However if you let me know the name of your router, i'll try and find that out for you. Most routers act as firewalls though, as they control inbound/outbound traffic and default usually to blocking suspect activities and IP addresses.
