Hello I'm looking for a (free) anti-virus program. Which do you guys use?

I heard that AVG is pretty good?

Avira is what I use and recommend for real-time virus scanning. It's quiet and does a really good job.

For virus removal and cleanup either MalwareBytes free edition or SuperAntiSpyware.

AVG Free and use Malwarebytes. I've never had a machine infected while running these products. I also back it up with a version of chrome called Comodo Dragon with a few addons such as Last Pass, Adblock Plus, and Trafficlight. 

 

I personally use malwarebytes, Webroot and Defender at an absolute last resort.

Malwarebytes of course, though not an av its just a good layer of protection for you

Anyway, the av's I recommend is bitdefender, avast, and avira....Don't get the paid versions but rather the free ones of these since their protection/detection should be the same 

Malwarebytes (Anti Malware, Anti Exploid and Antiransomware) are very good. Vor Virus is Comodo better as AVG or Avast. Comodo have a better Rate to found the newest Virus and the Performande is better make not the PC slower) On payd Software is for me Kaspersky Internet Security the best. But at the End it is your decision which is best for you and comes in question. 

AVG Free and use Malwarebytes. I've never had a machine infected while running these products .  We have been using AVG for several years, its a stable product for my use. Malwarebytes takes care of anything nasty and then rerun AVG.  no issues.

'Kaspersky' with 'malwarebytes' and extra's such as 'adware cleaner' and 'hitmanpro'. You can get all of these premium for free just find out.

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by azzzz

I personally use Defender and malware bytes pro (although that costs).

 

If you desperately need freeware though I'd avoid AVG free, never once heard a good story about that. I recommend bitdefender or avira.

Real men don't use antivirus.

On 2016-10-22 at 6:04 PM, Kilyin said:

Real men don't use antivirus.

Oh shit you a real mad man

As most have already mentioned, Malwarebytes is pretty much a must-have. I also use SuperAntiSpyware to help with the smaller problems. I don't think I've had any issues for the past 4 years because of these two.

 

.... Dammit, now I feel like running full scans just to be sure.

No anti-virus here, other than Windows Defender which I practically never run.