Microsoft Live One Care

computersafe · 04-27-2007

Hi,

I have tried thefree 90 days Microsoft Live One Care Internet security system
and found it quite good, not intrusive as Norton Internet Security which I
have uninstalled.

It is time to activtivate my account now. But I find that it is quite expensive
$79. something..

I learnt that AVG is quite good,.
Can someone give me some more recommendation?

By the way, what is the difference between the paid AVG and the free version
..of course I am sure the paid version is better, but what is the diff?

anyone can help?

thanks
gamy

GaRHaR · 04-27-2007

Hi gamy, the paid version is for businesses...it offers a bit more support but not worth it for a home user.

AVG, Avast, NOD32...all good

computersafe · 04-27-2007

thank you GaRHaR, appreciate your reply.

have a good day ahead

gamy

computersafe · 04-27-2007

I do a lot of surfing at a few traffic exchanges and
surf the net long hours, so is the free version of AVG enough
to protect?

gamy

ih8bills · 04-28-2007

I know people who have run it for years--several in fact-- I never heard them complain it missed something.
I myself have run the paid version-- for 5 years --it once caught something, quarantined the file-- and I did not notice it was in the quarantine for 3 weeks.(rendered harmless) Completely automatic-- hardly know it's there.

04-27-2007	#1
computersafe Bronze Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 8	Microsoft Live One Care Hi, I have tried thefree 90 days Microsoft Live One Care Internet security system and found it quite good, not intrusive as Norton Internet Security which I have uninstalled. It is time to activtivate my account now. But I find that it is quite expensive $79. something.. I learnt that AVG is quite good,. Can someone give me some more recommendation? By the way, what is the difference between the paid AVG and the free version ..of course I am sure the paid version is better, but what is the diff? anyone can help? thanks gamy

04-27-2007	#2
GaRHaR Tech Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Western Australia Posts: 6,061 PC Experience: Elite PC Guru	Hi gamy, the paid version is for businesses...it offers a bit more support but not worth it for a home user. AVG, Avast, NOD32...all good __________________ < Prework \| PSU Calculator \| PCHF Rules \| Microsoft Knowledge Base \| Guru 3D \| Toms Hardware \| Blackle.com - Spread the word! >

04-27-2007	#4
computersafe Bronze Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 8	Free AVG I do a lot of surfing at a few traffic exchanges and surf the net long hours, so is the free version of AVG enough to protect? gamy

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04-28-2007	#5
ih8bills Tech Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: coastal Rhode Island Posts: 4,633 PC Experience: More Stubborn than any PC	I know people who have run it for years--several in fact-- I never heard them complain it missed something. I myself have run the paid version-- for 5 years --it once caught something, quarantined the file-- and I did not notice it was in the quarantine for 3 weeks.(rendered harmless) Completely automatic-- hardly know it's there.