I run a computer repair business covering three Arizona counties and much of Northern Sonora in Mexico. I bought one copy of Panda Titaniam AntiVirus and liked it so much I bought a case to sell to my clients. What a mistake. I have a very thick file of the problems with Panda and their inability to answer customer complaints. Their marketing people are good, though.
Only Norton/Symantec offers a worse tech support system than Panda. Never once Have I seen Panda Tech Support make any attempt to answer a problem from one of my clinets.
So far, I like Computer Associates PC Armor and PC AntiVirus, and I am very impressed by the free version of AVG.
I am stunned by how poorly Symantec runs Norton these days. I work in an area with a large number of elderly people... some pay over and over again online trying to get something to work. Norton makes it nearly immpossible to get their money back or their system corrected.
McAfee has gotten mcuh better in the past two years, but Trend Micro PC-Cillin has dropped in quality and support for their antivirus service.
Kapersky works well, but getting information is a real trick. Amd the price is right
Suprisingly, the free version of AVG seems to be among the best values for the money spent. Not the best on quick definitions, but works fine overall.
I am always amazed when I see a good media report on Symantec's Antivirus. How could this be when so many people have so many troubles. Norton Internet Security dropped them to the all time low. I have to say their 2005 versions work a lot better than anything since 2002. But I sure would like to talk to somebody in that company.
Which antivirus utility protects your computer?
AVG Anti-Virus (love or hate it?)
Kaspersky Anti-Virus (love or hate it?)
McAfee VirusScan (love or hate it?)
Norton AntiVirus (love or hate it?)
Panda Titanium Antivirus (love or hate it?)
Trend Micro PC-cillin (love or hate it?)
Other (what is it?)
I don't need no stinkin' antivirus app. (really, why not?)

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