security suite for new family PC?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by moomoomoo, Aug 28, 2007.

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  1. moomoomoo

    moomoomoo Registered Member

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    hello, im new with computers and i was wondering what security i should put on our new family pc (pref a suite) any help would be appriciated! :)

    Edit:btw i dont mind paying

    Thanks
     
  2. ankupan

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    My Suggestions is

    1. KIS 7

    2. NIS 2007


    both are good and superior with excellent performance and very light on system too.
     
  3. moomoomoo

    moomoomoo Registered Member

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    thanks alot :) i will get one of thetwo

    Thanks
     
  4. kinwolf

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    For a familly computer where kids might be, I'd say Norton Internet Suite. It has almost no pop-ups for the firewall asking you what to do as it takes most of the decision itself. Some people do not like that but for a set-it forget-it setup, it can't be beat.

    Kin
     
  5. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    I would also think that Norton Internet Security 2007 would serve you well with good protection with the least intervention required.

    bigc
     
  6. JerryM

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    I would suggest that you "try before buy."

    Some excellent suites do not run well on all computers.

    Regards,
    Jerry
     
  7. Hipgnosis

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    Another excellent suite you may want to consider is Blink Personal. It is currently free for one year.
     
  8. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    norton 360 is the most powerfull and basic one out there.

    very child friendly.
     
  9. interstate ron

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    I agree with JerryM to try first. My example: I put KIS on and it was perfect for a few days till problems started. I love this suite but it would not work. Then I put Norton on and so far no problems. Not thrilled with it but hey....it's working!
     
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    The problem is he said it is a new computer and probably has Vista. And Blink doesn't support Vista yet.:(
     
  11. Hipgnosis

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    You're correct....I didn't consider that he might be using that "other" OS. ;)
     
  12. larryb52

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    I'd say Norton07 or 08 when released for a family computer....
     
  13. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    360 is definatly more 'child/family friendly' that the suites, installation is all thats needed.

    the suites are the same, but it can produce a few more pop ups that 360, although still less than most (if not all) suites.
     
  14. moomoomoo

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    i downloaded the free trial of KIS 7 and i got loads of error messages (also as slow as sh** on our quad core PC). i uninstalled it and am now sitting with norton 360:)

    thanks for all your help
     
  15. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    hope it goes well for you moomoomoo
     
  16. lodore

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    what im guessing a compatibleiuty issue with your pc and kis7.0 because it works fine on my single core amd 3200 powered pc.
    lodore
     
  17. JerryM

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    I think KIS 7 may just be the greatest thing since sliced bread.:thumb:

    Best,
    Jerry
     
  18. trjam

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    then you should try something that isnt sliced up.:eek:
     
  19. Kerodo

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    As always, one thing runs fine on one machine, and not on another. Gotta try it out to find out... ;)
     
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