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SOFTWARE REVIEW: AVG Anti-Virus FREE EDITION

Here’s good news for individuals who have just bought a new pc. If you’re looking for a dependable antivirus and antispyware protection for Windows, get the AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition.

This free edition is only available for home and non-commercial use. If you have a work at home job and you frequently surf the net, this freeware is perfect for you too. It is easy to install and very user-friendly (and more than eighty million users can attest its efficiency).


Here are some of its finest features:
a. It’s set to search for new virus definitions on a daily basis so your computer will have a high level of detection capability.
b. It creates a rescue disk so your computer can be scanned in the MS-DOS mode (This means that it will not slow down your system even while its scanning in the background).
c. An interface that’s very easy to navigate
d. Unlimited, Continuous, and Automatic Free Virus Database Updates
e. Free AVG Virus Vault so virus-infected files can’t harm your computer
f. Its compatible with Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP

Overall, AVG FREE Edition ensures that you’ll get real-time protection from malwares, spywares and other computer infections. It even scans links so you can safely surf the web anytime.


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