I use Microsoft Security Essentials, avast! and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

 

Malwarebytes will practically remove any type of malware so it's an extremely valuable software to have installed. The free version doesn't automatically update or scan though, which is why I run it in conjunction with avast!.

I've been using "Webroot SecureAnywhere" and haven't had any problems with it!

iv tried Norton, Avast, Macfee and Semantec, but Kaspersky is the best hands down. if you dont do anything stupid on the internet, you will never have a problem.  i havent had a virus or anything in years. few malwares that i could easily get out but never anything major.

Edited January 29, 201511 yr by RagnrokLCPC

http://kaspersky.nextbee.com/v6/index.html

 

free trial

I run COMODO.

That or a Linux distro.

Edited February 17, 201511 yr by EvilJackCarver

i use kasperky and malware bytes the free version of malwarebytes but it does that job and a good job if needed

hitman pro will work good 2 you can use it for a while

Any reputable free antivirus and malwarebytes pro will do.  However you should never have two antivirus programs installed at once.  You might have the best antivirus available, but it's not going to stop you from doing something foolish online that could give you a virus.  You need to be smart and in the end it's going to be YOU who keeps your computer rid of those pests.

Avast is where its at.

I use AVG and Malwarebytes and they both work exceptionally well. It's totally up to your preference what software you choose, as there are many great free ones.

I use superantispyware and I love it. Removes toolbars and updates often.

I use AVG. It does it's job without giving me a notification every 5 minutes.

Edited February 17, 201511 yr by CrossFire

I recommend Avast (review here) and Malwarebytes to everyone and anyone. I do not suggest using one without the other, Avast is an antivirus whilst Malwarebytes is antimalware.

 

Some people complain about avast being annoying with its voice, so I refer them to here:

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-disable-avasts-annoying-sounds-and-popups-1530732542

Edited February 18, 201511 yr by Chamimnya

As stupid as this might seem, I would recommend Norton. It is extremely protective which is why it constantly flags false positives. Norton really requires someone experienced to properly work.