Should i be worried

[zimzum42]

s'funny, have been 'following' her for years and have never got a virus from her.......

 

[Night Train]

I have been running AOL with Norton for two years with no problems. I think there may have been compatibility problems a good while back, but that seems to have been sorted.

Intersting, I couldn't get Norton and AOL to work together when I got my laptop 6 months ago. I couldn't get McAfee to work with Vista either.

Oh well, maybe it was just a bad day.

 

[buggi]

s'funny, have been 'following' her for years and have never got a virus from her.......

or at least you have no symptoms of a virus???

 

[col]

Buggi,i would recommend you get the free avg,everyone i know use it,in fact it was them that put me on to it,never had a problem with it,its just the job.
here s the link

http://free.grisoft.com/ww.download-avg-anti-virus-free-edition#tba2

 

[fossyant]

AVG is being heavily marketed as version 8.0 now, although the free 7.5 is available - either way it's a good deal.

I'm using Zone Alarm Security Suite, that does the lot - got 2 years for about £25... anti virus, firewall, anti-spyware and mail filter, and not that's sat behind a router that is 'firewalled'..

Our laptop, and anyone else - I use AVG Free - it's been really good.. just takes a bit of searching to get the free one, now they have the new version out..... don't forget it's updated regular.

Zonealarm also offer a free firewall - it's good if it's a stand alone PC, and you don't use it as a 'gateway' for other PC's on the network (i.e. if you don't have a router). If you have a router, then it's fine.