Windows 7 compatible Antivirus

[DKasler]

I've been using Microsoft Security Essentials since the beta, and I really like it. Its fast and has a small foot print

 

[mcleod55]

Norton Internet Security 2010 and working great. Was given this by a friend. When it runs out I'll be going back to Avast.

 

[Snufffed]

Ohhhh yes, To each his own opinion. What ever you use, If you have to take your system to a Computer repair shop due to a Virus, Then find a better AV. FREE or Buy type.

Ea Pirate to his own Ship and type of Sail.
Least we argue over nothing.

 

[ashley]

Hi,
I am also in the favor of avast because i am using this one very easily.

 

[Tommyd]

I am using AVG 9.0, paid version, no problems so far

 

[viruscureman]

K7 Computing TotalSecurity and AntiVirus Software

K7 Computing antivirus software is also compatible with Windows 7 operating system as seen on the Microsoft web site. It is also very fast and resource light with excellent in the wild virus detection rates.

Visit http://www.k7computing.com

 

[HughShaw]

Avast Antivirus + Comodo Firewall = Ultimate Protection!

For paid security, I'd go with Kaspersky Internet Security, but it ends up being quite expensive for what you can get for free.

 

[dorian hawkmoon]

Using Bitdefender AV 2010 here, only minor update issues, ptherwise just working fine!

 

[ashley]

[FONT=&quot]Avast is the best antivirus software but Mcafee Virus Scan and AVG McAfee are compatibly better.[/FONT]

 

[AussieGuy92]

personally MSE with pc tools firewall plus and spyware terminator!

 

[yowanvista]

Using Norton Internet Security 2010 here

 

[Hemulen]

Panda Cloud Antivirus ( :

 

[poketama]

I recently installed AVG full because McAfee was being a dickbutt and not updating for Windows 7. I'm also using MalwareBytes.

I am very happy about them.

My friend uses Optus' Antivirus, his computer is slow as hell and I think viruses might be a factor. Anyone know anything about that AV?

 

[Jacee]

I've never heard of it. Is it free with an ISP?

 

[poketama]

Free for the first 12 but it's probably the same quality as a free one.

The ISP is Australian aswell lol, so it figures.

FREE Optus Internet Security Suite (Anti-virus, Anti Spyware, Firewall) This seems to be it, there's not a whole lot of information on it right there. I am currently with Optus (fast speed, ****ty quota) but I don't want to download their AV and disable my own incase I get over 9000 viruses.

 

[jack23]

I use Norton Internet Security 2010
n no problem

 

[7thangel]

bit defender no problems. i may disable win defender soon.
spybot s&d
spywareblaster

i don't really trust win 7 firewall but i have to see the options available for it.
i'm reluctant to use comodo free, as i remember it annoyed me with constant pop ups and i haven't tried my current xp firewall, online armor, in win 7 64 yet.

 

[catilley1092]

Avast and Ad Aware for me! I'm evaluating MSE on my XP based laptops. Avast doesn't slow my system and gives me "realtime" protection. Ad Aware is my backup, and I use it to get rid of tracking cookies and any other ad or spyware. A great 1-2 punch, and free.

 

[marky1993]

Based on my experience, Avira works well but i can't seem to delete some virus so just be carefull...

 

[nizomi]

NOD32 and COMODO....