What anti-virus software do you use? Options

[Maccabee]

Right now I use Avg free and spy bot search and destroy. What do you use? Also what would you say is the best, even if you don't have it? I mean like a not free program. I have heard that Norton anti virus sucks. And I would consider a good anti virus software to be something that gets the job done but is light.

[illriginal]

Jees... strong over load?

[MasterNe0]

Jees... strong over load?

One of the things you learn in the IT world is alot of these antivirus can give you false positives and some work better than others. Even thought the antivirus companies recommend to use theirs only, I like to combine them since some update and fix issues faster than others.

[illriginal]

One of the things you learn in the IT world is alot of these antivirus can give you false positives and some work better than others. Even thought the antivirus companies recommend to use theirs only, I like to combine them since some update and fix issues faster than others.

lol.... the only reason why it gives a false positive, has nothing to do with the quality of the anti-virus. It is the file you downloaded, typically a "keygen" will more than likely give off a "false positive" on MAJORITY of anti-viruses, but if they're NOT giving a false positive, then that anti-virus is bunk or simply you need to update it. Hate to say it, but you're over loading for nothing. But whatever, to each its own.

[heyo-captain-jac...]

lol.... the only reason why it gives a false positive, has nothing to do with the quality of the anti-virus. It is the file you downloaded, typically a "keygen" will more than likely give off a "false positive" on MAJORITY of anti-viruses, if they're NOT giving a false positive, then that anti-virus is bunk or simply you need to update it. Hate to say it, but you're over loading for nothing. But whatever, to each its own.

No. Remember pifts.exe?

Norton gave a false positive for it's own file.