Try and protect your computer.

[Butch]

If you are like me then you have probably tired many different types of scans to try and protect your computer. There are many different options available but I have found that most of them pick up the same bugs whether you pay for the scan or download a free version. Orbasoft Antispyware (http://www.orbasoft.com) is one of the best that I have found so far and it cost less than many of the other well-known scans on the market today. If you are searching for a good scan I suggest that you check out the antispyware solution from Orbasoft.

:mellow:

[brettbh]

There are many different options available but I have found that most of them pick up the same bugs whether you pay for the scan or download a free version.

So, Butch, you're suggesting that there's absolutely no point in paying for a AV/AM - including Obrasoft - as the free alternatives are just as good?

[Steve_Barker]

If you are like me then you have probably tired many different types of scans to try and protect your computer.

Scans? I just use FreeBSD, and Linux. No problem :thumbup:

[brettbh]

Scans? I just use FreeBSD, and Linux. No problem :thumbup:

I just use Windows. No AV. No security apps at all, in fact. No problem ;-)

[Simon]

I just use Windows. No AV. No security apps at all, in fact. No problem ;-)

I actually use ESET Smart Security. Works like a charm.

Better safe than sorry!

[brettbh]

Better safe than sorry!

IME, the chances of a security app causing problems are greater than the risk of my unprotected system being compromised.