What antivirus is best and what's the easiest way to install it?
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AVG.. I use it on my cell and my home computer. Plus you can choose the free version which works great. easy to install. Can be downloaded from android market.
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AVG.. I use it on my cell and my home computer. Plus you can choose the freeversion which works great. easy to install. Can be downloaded from android market.
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You usually don't need an antivirus. I use history eraser &advanced; task killer on the regular &it; seems to keep my phone clean.
385383
I'm not sure but you cannot put any antivirus program on it. You have to use the one that comes with the tablet. There are many programs that are not compatible with the operating system. For example; you cannot download Google Earth. I bough this tablet when it first came out and I am very sorry. The touch screen stinks too!
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I'm using the free version of Avast. It is highly reviewed and so far is running seamlessly. Also I loaded Spybot, since Avast does not have a malware module.
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Microsoft Security Essentials works well on netbooks, as do avast! and Avira AntiVir. All are free, or have free versions for personal use.
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Any of the legitimate ones will be fine: Norton, McAfee, and AVG etc. If you have AT&T; internet service you can use McAfee for free. I have AT&T; u-verse internet and McAfee security suite is working out fine for me.
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Yes you can, the installation file is available at http://download.cnet.com/Bitdefender-Antivirus-Plus-2015/3000-2239_4-10537298.html
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Anti-Virus software has always been seperate, the fact that this is made by Microsoft makes no difference. It will never come included with the OS because Microsoft would be accused of using their monopoly to force their anti-virus on users. You can argue that anti-virus should be included for free, but thats never going to happen. You can also only have one anti-virus running at a time. However this is actualy a rip off for a different reason. They are discontinuing the service in June so its a waist of money. Buy NOD32 or Kaspersky instead (I don't trust Norton and Mcafee)
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What you have is the "Fake Virus Protection Trojan". Install a name-brand virus protection and it will take care of it (Symantec, McAfee, Zone Alarm).
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We use AVG... Very few problems; if any.. We update every day...... hope this helps...
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There are 2 great free online very reputable forms of security you can get just by obtaining the free version. 1). AVG AntiVirus Free Edition 2015 which offers free updates daily as well as a expanded AVG for as low as $19.99 on occasion for a year of added protection. Then there is 2). Malwarebytes which is a 2nd form of added protection from Malware which is also free and updates are added before each running of the program. We use both and our wifi providers security suite firewall protection.
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It comes with norton or mcafee, im not sure. I have a different software i use.
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I bought a 3 machine license for $30. I installed installed on one machine and it created so many problems, I uninstalled it a week later. Kasperski anti virus created as many problems as any other virus I have had to deal with. A number of applications just wouldn't run with Kasperski installed. If you throw your computer in a swimming pool, you will never get a virus, but that is not the solution I was looking for.
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It comes only with a trial version of McAffee. At least that's what mine came with. You can get a good, free antivirus program called Microsoft Security Essentials. Hope this helps!!
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Yes, AVG antivirus works seamlessly with Windows XP, Windows 7 and even then this version of Microsoft's operating system Windows 8.
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Yes you can use the bit defender antivirus with Malwarebytes it is a great combination of the two have all your bases covered. I use Malwarebytes with my computer as well as the bit defender
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Yes you can as long as you don't use antivirus and anti malware modules that are in fix it
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It comes with Norton Trial pack. Free anti virus software may be downloaded from cnet.com.