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Old 03-09-2009, 08:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I am intending to use Avira Anti-virus Free Edition 9 instead of Avast Home Edition. But I do not know Avira Free Edition is reliable or not than that of Avast. Please someone tell me about the reliability or plus point of Avira (Free edition).
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Old 03-09-2009, 11:12 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Is Avira Antivirus Free Edition reliable?

all free versions are similar. if you feel avast unreliable, then avira is also unreliable. free antivirus softwares delete the infected files instead of removing (healing) virus, so if any system file is infected, it will delete it and system may fail to boot.
simple - if free versions are reliable , then nobody would pay ~1000/- per year for antivirus softwares
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I use AVG. And its performing better than all AV's tat i've tried.

Go for AVG. It has also an option to heal infected files and it does so.
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Old 04-09-2009, 10:20 AM   #4 (permalink)
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i think of all free antivirus softwares avast is the best...it consumes less resources and give max protection...
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Default Re: Is Avira Antivirus Free Edition reliable?

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I am intending to use Avira Anti-virus Free Edition 9 instead of Avast Home Edition. But I do not know Avira Free Edition is reliable or not than that of Avast. Please someone tell me about the reliability or plus point of Avira (Free edition).
I recommend you to stick with Avira Antivirus. It has got 99.7% virus detection rates and according to me better than Avast.
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I use AVG. And its performing better than all AV's tat i've tried.

Go for AVG. It has also an option to heal infected files and it does so.
how much ram does avg use in idle state?
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about 50mb for the resident shield and the rest take arnd 20mb or so.
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