View Full Version : avg 7.5 Free - Death rumours 'greatly exaggerated'?
Vladimyr
March 9th, 2009, 08:31 AM
While I'm in no way encouraging anyone to install this outdated-but-missed-by-many program, it's still being updated daily on one of my test rigs, with no popups or anything else prompting me to get rid of it.
I wonder if they'll actually continue support until April when 7.5 Pro is scheduled for the scrap-heap?
Pinga
March 9th, 2009, 10:00 AM
Still working fine here too. As long as it uses the same definitions as 8.5, I beg to differ on the word 'outdated' :-)
progress
March 9th, 2009, 10:56 AM
But AVG 7.5 has no spyware detection? ::)
gery
March 9th, 2009, 12:19 PM
Antimalware 7.5 has
nomarjr3
March 9th, 2009, 01:21 PM
I don't see anything wrong with migrating to AVG 8.5
It's not resource extensive like what the media say.
Try it for yourself, and you will see the improvements ;D
It also has improved detection with a built-in AS and improved heuristics.
Sure, the interface is flashy, but it's not like it's a hassle or anything.
And they already fixed the bug with regards to the disconnecting updates.
gery
March 9th, 2009, 05:30 PM
-{ Quote: "I don't see anything wrong with migrating to AVG 8.5
It's not resource extensive like what the media say.
Try it for yourself, and you will see the improvements ;D
It also has improved detection with a built-in AS and improved heuristics.
Sure, the interface is flashy, but it's not like it's a hassle or anything.
And they already fixed the bug with regards to the disconnecting updates." }-
As far as detection it is really questionable because there is not, at least not according to VB or something similar. Myself see it going downstairs a lot in respect of
1-speed
2-browsing
3-healing
and support.
i have a licence of it and each time i install it, it gives me some hard time when it doesn't even detect some worms or simple infections from the flash drive. the free might be a better choice
nomarjr3
March 10th, 2009, 11:07 AM
-{ Quote: "As far as detection it is really questionable because there is not, at least not according to VB or something similar. Myself see it going downstairs a lot in respect of
1-speed
2-browsing
3-healing
and support.
i have a licence of it and each time i install it, it gives me some hard time when it doesn't even detect some worms or simple infections from the flash drive. the free might be a better choice" }-
I tried out AVG 8.5 Free Edition.
So I have no complains ;D
It didn't have any significant slowdown in my old XP system whatsoever.
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