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I have tried Norton Internet Security 2009 and the latest version of Ghost and i stay with my statement. About the 2010 version i can't tell anything but honestly, i don't give a **** about it.
What's all the praise for Avasts freeware edition when the pro version offers rootkit and malware detection in addition - are people trying to say the freeware version is better than the paid for one...
I can hardly believe some of the anti-virus 'wars' which occur in discussions...
I always used to HATE Norton with a passion.
But the newest incarnation, 2010, is actually quite good.
Its been rated as one of the best this year in AV tests, so I thought id give it a try.
I must say, I was quite surprised.
Easy on resources, high detection rate... yet low rate of false positives.
Perhaps not the very best of all choices, but its up there in the top few.
It's come along way, and by no means the resource hog it used to be.
Its also one of the fastest scanners now .....
Not saying everyone go get Norton its the best ... just simply saying .. the new 2010 is far better than most would think. its nothing like older versions.
That's an interesting point WM; the scanner in Avast (what I use) is quite slow and also some other ant-virus solutions; perhaps that's just the nature of scanning? File for file, bit by bit scanning. I notice the same for SpyBot also (which I also have installed).Its also one of the fastest scanners now .....
Norton 2010 is very light and fast. Anyone who says differently is lying or hasn't tried it. People like to blindly hate on Norton like they hate on Vista. And while not free, you can get Norton very cheap. I just bought NIS 2010 3pc - 2 year license for $12 on Ebay.