AntiVir Personal Edition 10.0.0.592

Rated 20/50 by sharr90 at Mar 29, 2010

"Not so great" Works without sp3 for XP Really bogged down my computer with a lot of pop ups. I couldn't schedule when it would run. I downloaded this on two separate occasions thinking I was wrong the first time. I wasn't Iam going to try Avast.

Rated 40/50 by waltermorrison at Mar 29, 2010

"Very nice software and hats off" Very nice software and hats off Very nice software and hats off

Rated 50/50 by CobraPL at Apr 15, 2010

The best !

Rated 50/50 by Artem Tashkinov at Apr 19, 2010

The UI is awful, updates are huge, but it's free and has an excellent detection rate.

Rated 50/50 by some guy at Apr 19, 2010

The best been using the free home for years. emanresU deriseD let me guess Vista 64 bit

Rated 30/50 by Ryusennin at Apr 19, 2010

Antivir 10 is surprisingly underwhelming. Many functionalities have been dumbed down in this new version. The interactive guard mode is a joke. You can't manually heal, quarantine or simply ignore the warnings anymore like you could in AV9. All you can do is 'remove' or 'ask for more info' -- but then, the remove option automatically triggers a *complete* HD scan which to my knowledge you can't disable in the settings. I'm not sure if the Personal Edition is to blame here, but many things are not right with this release, and I'm going to closely monitor whether or not adjustments are made in the next weeks. I've switched from Grisoft to Avira because the former had been down the drain in the last years; I'm ready to look for alternatives again.

Rated 50/50 by Artem S. Tashkinov at Apr 19, 2010

The UI is awful, updates are huge, but it's free and has an excellent detection rate.

Rated 50/50 by Lsavagejt at Apr 20, 2010

Re: AntiVir Premium: It's OK I guess. Takes it easy on resources. Highest rated in AV-Comparatives, blah, blah, blah.... Had a problem scanning IMAP in Thunderbird, but I think that's been fixed. Whatever. Norton is a major drag on my creaky old thang, so is that other one there, um.... Anyway....

Rated 30/50 by roj at Apr 22, 2010

Good product. Works very well. I do not and never will condone nagware. That drops the rating from a FIVE to a THREE. I'm not interested in kludges or workarounds to get rid of it either - it simply shouldn't be there. To the vendor: Harassing your potential customers will NOT produce greater sales. It WILL cause them to look elsewhere. If I think your product distinguishes itself to the point that I feel it's worth paying money for it, I will. If it doesn't, I won't. Nagging me pushes me rapidly towards the "I Won't" category. I'm quite sure I'm not alone in this view. Take a lesson.

Rated 50/50 by CyberDoc999 at Apr 23, 2010

Why so many small updates???? this version is more stable than the one a few weeks ago

Rated 50/50 by Wallace1470 at Apr 27, 2010

OPEN all files, Small size Easy to use

Rated 30/50 by dhirarit at Apr 27, 2010

free product show advertisements It is free product but it is said that only 30 days test free product.

Rated 50/50 by bbriley at Apr 28, 2010

Antivir Personal does not take an undue share of CPU power, is well-regarded in terms of AV detection capability and of anti-spyware and anti-rootkit capacity. It seems fully compatible with Windows 7 on my pc. I have no negatives to say about Avira Antivir Personal. It has a high AV detection rate, is good at anti-spyware and anti-rootkit application, takes little demand on the CPU - and is free.

Rated 50/50 by ghonee at Apr 28, 2010

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Rated 40/50 by Cycler at Apr 28, 2010

Nags are well timed, not a mid-project distraction, and generally informative while doing their job of trying to be a profitable operation. Free is relative. No cost to me, but very good protection from hazards I can not even define well. Update process doesn't notify the windows security watchdog that update is in progress, so I get a Windows nag screen telling me I may not have anti-virus protection enabled. I avoid clicking any links while update is completed. After some experience with a number of anti-virus programs, Avira is my choice for new computer/internet users. Simple to use, with most of the serious business taken care of without user attention. Choosing what to do with a threat can be intimidating for a computer newbie. Forum-support is available for more advanced users. Of the many anti-virus products with free versions and paid versions, Avira is in my Consider the Paid Version catagory.

Rated 30/50 by 9 of 10 at Apr 28, 2010

Its free and updates itself alot which is good. Its quite and does not get in your face and goes about in the background. It has spammy adds which i would love to see gone from it as its a good program. Its quite and works in the background and updates itself!! The adds should be removed from it as its the only let down i can see!

Rated 40/50 by Doresain at Apr 28, 2010

It is free annoying adds It's free but work just fine

Rated 40/50 by p.a.colvill at Apr 28, 2010

I found that it discovered and removed more than some of my paid for antivirus programs nothing at all

Rated 50/50 by frank617 at Apr 28, 2010

easy to down load and easy to up date nothing to dislike i like the product as i have seen a great improvement in my pcs function , cant think of any thing to dislike about the product .

Rated 40/50 by manmur at May 1, 2010

*daily up-dates* Caches viruses trying to get on my laptop*Quick to update *Pop-up ad for the paid version of the program* Have to shut it down before i was able to install an up-dated version of Comodo Firewall. I have to move from using Avg to Avira as I found that Avg was being a memory hog. Avira also captured an virus that Avg missed.