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No. 3324
>What's the best anti-virus software you've ever used? NOD32. >Did you pay for it? Was it free? Was it a free "trial version" that expired after a certain amount of time? Nope, nope, and it has one but nope. >How often did you have to update it? Errday. >Have you ever used it to get rid of a virus, and if so, was it able to kill the virus when other anti-virus programs could not? Yes and yes. >Was it good at detecting viruses on its own? By this I'm asking if it alerted you when a virus was attempting to infect your machine, rather than you running the program manually and detecting a virus. Yep. I think a scan only ever picked up something that the proactive scanner missed twice. >How did it compare to other anti-virus programs you may have used? It was the least system intensive, the most thorough, the most up to date, the last intrusive, the quickest updating, etc etc etc >Do you still use this program? When in Windows, yessir. >Optional: It's got a 30 day free trial that is literally the entire full version free for 30 days. After that, it cuts off, and you have to input a valid username and password to get it to turn back on. Or you could just keep downloading free trials under different email addresses.
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