I went to download Norton to protect a new computer and McAfee was there instead.
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November 27th, 2008 · 3 Comments
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1 Ed G // Nov 27, 2008
I would say cost. McAfee is not as good as Norton. As long as you have good computer practices you should be ok with Mcafee. I would add SuperAntiSpyware free. Just in case. You can use it once a week. Just to double check.
2 CPU // Nov 27, 2008
There or 4 or 5 reasonable ones. I agree with what ED said here, Mcafee is ok, Norton would be better but I am sure it’s a cost thing and McAfee gave them a deal. That’s what usually happens. ATT here in the SF bay area was using Norton a while back, haven’t looked lately. But I am sure it has to do with price and little else.
3 tonyinspain // Nov 27, 2008
use avg its free and a excellent anti virus software i have used this for many years and had no probs with it download free here
http://free.avg.com/download-avg-anti-virus-free-edition
unlike norton,avast ,kesperky , avg does not slow your computer
hope this helps
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