Here's my AV poll, vote!
I use McAfee VirusScan NT.

Norton, but that's just because it came along with my computer.:)

Trend Online.
http://housecall.antivirus.com

Norton. Systemworks 2003 is magnificent.

None. So I picked Other.

McAfee among a few others. But McAfee VShield has caught every virii attempt so far. :mischief:
That reminds me, I need to update the dat file.
:D

AVG

Norton

Originally posted by Lucky
virii

I use Norton, but it seems now I have to pay to continue to get for definition for new VIRUSES. ;)

My own judgement

and the new Platinum 7 has firewall. :wallbash:

norton, came with my computer, and so far let nothing through

and sim_one: since virus is a latin word (I think), virii is propably the correct plural ;)

Only in latin.
Vir means husband, and Viri means venom ;)
Virus is singular, Viri is plural btw. Not Virii.

I go with viruses...sounds funny. :)

At work I have Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition. They give us the ability to turn it off if it interfers with our work. :D I leave it one those since I have so many people in my address book it would not be a good thing to spam so many people.

I use Trend Micro PC-cillin

"Viruses" is the correct plural form. Not to sound picky. Check your dictionary or your anti-virus program for confirmation. ;)

Norton and McAfee, and sometimes an online one. And the BEST antivirus SW is to NOT use MS Outlook for e-mail! (Or a Microsoft OS, for that matter, but that isn't always realistic).

Inline (network) virus SW at work is very helpful too. It catches over 10 infected files before they hit my system every single day. This lowers the probability that I'll accidentally activate a virus locally.

Originally posted by IceBlaZe
Only in latin.
Vir means husband, and Viri means venom ;)
Virus is singular, Viri is plural btw. Not Virii.

I guess I deserved that for trying to "klugscheissen" (being a smart-ass) without really knowing latin ;)

AVG Free edition

I use Norton 2002.

Norton 2002

NORTON VIRUS

Originally posted by Civddict
NORTON VIRUS


Geez, I hope not! :lol: :crazyeye:

Although, I concur with what my dad says; that it's Norton and McAfee and all those companies which produce the viruses, and then make sure that they're available, always ready with some new antivirus program to protect people - of course, it ain't free! ;)

AVG FREEN EDITION :D

about norton "anti"virus

he makes at least 5 executeables
he makes them all start with computer
he put itself on desktop, start menu, send to menu, right click menu
he puts additional icon on windows explorer
he scans your email by default
he annoys you "update your definitions" by default

most viruses do less damage.

I used to use Inoculan (InnoculateIT), but they went commercial on me. :cry:

Now, my autoupdater doesn't work, since I guess the account needs to be commercial. I have used F-Prot back in the good old DOS days. In fact, it's what I used for my DOS-based BBS.

I use my own better judgement :)

Actually - we have McAfee Vshield at work, and that's where I do my surfing. At home, its mainly CFC, GC, online newspaper, newsgroups & hotmail.

I consider myself low-risk, as I don't download and install many programs, and just delete any suspicious e-mails. :)

I use Trend Micro PC-cillin as it came with this computer...

Norton Antivirus 2001, I bought used, and registered six months ago. Six more months of free updates, then I'll look for the 2002 version.

No virus yet (You don't need to modify "virus" for the plural, it's like "plasma" or "vermin").