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posted by [identity profile] moorspede.livejournal.com at 06:04am on 21/02/2010
I use a fire wall/ anti- virus program from Kaspersky, (http://usa.kaspersky.com/products_services/internet-security.php?icid=50000028) it's one of the best out there.

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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 12:29am on 22/02/2010
best buy guy said that one was very good, but also not user-friendly, and so I should get Norton again. I'll look into it, though!
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posted by [identity profile] moorspede.livejournal.com at 05:23am on 22/02/2010
The place I used to work as a computer technician used Norton, I've been gone a few years but at the time it was seen as too bulky and merely adequate. I'd ask your mother to ask the person fixing your machine to advise you. Also, I stress that Norton is notorious for not recognising trojans. You need something that protects you from anti- viruses and trojans.
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posted by [identity profile] rivers-bend.livejournal.com at 08:19pm on 23/02/2010
the guy who fixed it, and who works in tech support, said his boss recommends NOD32, so I am giving that a try, as it is apparently both robust and non-bulky. He also recommended Kaspersky, which I am going to try if I don't get on with this one.
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