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Martell1977

Martell1977

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For paid AV I always recommend Trend Micro Internet Security or Maximum Security to my clients. It's not heavy on the system and I've yet to have issues with it. Plus, the renewal can be done very cheap by buying older versions and using the license code in the latest software version, as it will still be valid.

For free AV, Malwarebytes is pretty good and/or Avast.
 
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JackNaylorPE

JackNaylorPE

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Bitdefender scores 5.0 in protection / 5.0 performance / 5.0 in usability in August ...
Bitdefender scores 5.0 in protection / 4.5 performance / 5.0 in usability in February ...

Kapersky scores 5.0 in protection / 5.0 performance / 5.0 in usability in August
Kapersky scores 5.0 in protection / 4.5 performance / 5.0 in usability in February

Norton scores 5.0 in protection / 5.0 performance / 5.0 in usability in August
Norton scores 4.5 in protection / 4.5 performance / 5.0 in usability in February

I have had a lot of difficulties with Norton over the years so I'd be a bit shy of going there.


http://store.fileforum.com/p30558-bitdefender_total_security_2015_3-pc

License for 3 PCs is $5 more than for 1 PC

Link courtesy of Blackbird
 
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NovaTronMC

NovaTronMC

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Is there an option for 1 pc? If not can i use one of the 3 to my other mac computer? Or just pc and if there are 3 pc's, when the first one stops, can i use other "pc" for the same 1 more year?
 
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