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Avast is in late beta with version 5. Its looking very good. You can read about it (and download from the first post) here: Beta
Yeah sorry, i cant beleive i missed the bit about him needing 64bit as to my knowledge there are no supported 64bit sandboxes available. But my antivirus suggestions were OK lol.
There's one for 32 or 64 bit Vista/Win7. Pick the appropriate one.
It's a full AV, you don't really need other antispyware programs with it, but you can, just not recommended to have 2 AV's installed together. Malwarebytes is good for a manual scanner to have.
It doesn't expire. It's free.
Hi wally, sorry for the late reply. If you've got NAV09 license, you can use it with NIS 2010 which is the best paid anti virus out there. I m running NAV2010 on my girlfriend's PC. When I sometimes check the Security history(log), it shows that it has saved her PC many times. On the other hand, MSE just offers basic protection against virus and spyware. NAV2010 contains a lot more security features than MSE.
NoteThe below advice is only for expert users.
You can still run NAV2010 and MSE together on a same PC without any performance impacts. But as said by most geeks and n00bs, its not a good practice to run 2 AV on same pc. So even I would not recommend running 2 AV on same PC. Im just saying that they can play well together.
Back to your question, NAV2010 is also the best software in terms of detection, removal and resource usage. Definitely an ideal choice.
I am running Comodo free, its an av/firewall and have experienced no issues AntiVirus and SSL Certificates - Internet Security Software | Comodo
I m currently using Avast 5 beta and its running pretty well. I m sure, when Avast 5 will be out, it will kick out AVG and MSE.