I'm guessing it's either Norton or TotalAV, according to Google, but would welcome your input.
Question What's the best antivirus program for 2026?
- Thread starter Jim Miller
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Bitdefender is what I use and recommend. Lightweight and reasonably priced. I've never seen a virus get past it in the 100 or so PCs I service.
I usually get the 10 device license, which can include computers, tablets, etc. But they have smaller versions, too. They don't all have to be in the same home.
I usually get the 10 device license, which can include computers, tablets, etc. But they have smaller versions, too. They don't all have to be in the same home.
I use Bitdefender as well and have no problems with it. Had to switch when Kasperski no longer was supported.
Thank you, friends. I just bought Bitdefender and will install it today.
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SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
This won't endear me to Americans but I have used Kaspersky for years. It is simple, effective, updates regularly and warns me of any possibly suspect websites I click on. best of all it is easy on computer resources (unlike the Norton bloatware) an just does its job quetly without any noise.
I did use Kaspersky, until it was no longer supported/available in the US
Loved it too, but banned now in USA