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Windows 7 is complaining about the lack of antivirus and i want it to shut up.

Any ideas?
Click on action center and turn off notices.
avg for free...do custom install and disable all internet and email scanning options.
ESET for the win.
SchmilK Wrote:avg for free...do custom install and disable all internet and email scanning options.

Manual Scanning for the win?

I believe the latest legitimate Panda AVs use cloud-based processing.
Xitherun Wrote:ESET for the win.

ESET aaalllways moans at me.

"Oooo this keygen may have a virus in it blah blah blah"

[Purge this file?]      [Remind me in another 5 seconds?]

WHICCCHHH ONNEEE AHHHHHHHHH
avast for the win
Comodo Internet Security is currently using 7.2 MB of RAM on my laptop. It's installed on all the computers at home with me. It sits there, does it's job. It isn;t amazing but it does the trick. It can be a little annoying sometimes when installing programs or updates but flicking it into installation mode shuts it up nicely. The interface isn't the best but it works. It covers all the basic security requirements of the average home user including anti-virus, anti-spyware and a pretty good firewall. My only real problem with it is that the automatic virus scan it does once a week can't be minimized. It has to be dragged to the bottom or side of the screen out of the way.

Oh, by the way did I mention that it was free?
Avast home edition
Senseito7 Wrote:
SchmilK Wrote:avg for free...do custom install and disable all internet and email scanning options.

Manual Scanning for the win?
no it still has full file and system scanning, but avg offers url/internet scanning as well as outlook and email scanning...both of those are useless and resource clunkers so I don't install them.
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