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and i'm wondering why there is nothing about NOD 32? and ESET? I always use either them or AVG and switch back and forth between the two depending on how my mood is. is this not a recommended AV program?
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Posted 16 July 2009 - 07:55 PM
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ESET and NOD32 are mentioned here and are good tools. The fact they aren't free limits the number of members who discuss them or recommend them.
ESET and NOD32 are mentioned here and are good tools. The fact they aren't free limits the number of members who discuss them or recommend them.
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