BitDefender Anti-Virus Free Edition
Posted by cotojo on April 4, 2008
BitDefender Free Edition is your chance to use one of the world’s most effective antivirus engines for free!
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cotojo said
Tammy – It is possible that it may just be loose connections, try them first and ensure that everything is plugged in firmly. If it continues it could be dying on you!
Catch you soon and have a great week,
Colin
cotojo said
Farez – For real time scanning use a program like AVG AntiVirus, BitDefender is an on demand scanner.
Have a great week,
Colin
Faraz Ahmed said
So the free version only has on demand scanning and no real yime protection, like if I insert a USB containing a virus, it will not pick up the virus untill I scan it first??
I am currently using avast home and it is working very nicely
Thnaks for the review of bidefender
Tammy said
My monitor keeps flickering off and on….does that mean it’s dying?
Hope to hear from you soon!
cotojo said
Tammy – Keep AVG, if you download this one let me know and I will email you with details of how to stop it running as a ‘Scheduled Task’ and use it as an ‘on demand’ scanner only. It’s a great backup tool to have
Take care and have a great weekend,
Hugs
Colin
Tammy said
I’m totally confused….no comments from the peanut gallery either…..do I get rid of AVG and put this one on or what?