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[#1]

So just an update, I went with Cyberdefender cause I really like the 24/7 computer support.  It has been very handy to have   I really like the interface - it's easy to use.  It has already pevented a couple of viruses and it's working good.  Just wanted to post an update.  I like it.

[#2]

Norton Endpoint Protection for me.

Doesnt take that much resources from computer. Looks pretty good too.

[#3]

I've used Cyberdefender for the last year now and absolutely swear by it!

[#4]

I wanted to jump in and give another praise for Cyberdefender.  Last week my daughter was having trouble with her printer not printing. I was on the road and directed her to call Cyberdefender.  They hleped her out right away - Cyberdefender rocks!

[#5]

According to PC WORLD tests.

1. Norton Internet Security 2008

2. BitDefender IS (internet security) 2009

3. Panda IS 2009

4. McAfee IS 2009

5. Avira Premium IS 8.2

6. Kaspersy IS 2009.

7. F-Secure IS 2009.

8. Webroom IS Essentials

9. Trend Micro IS 2009

[#6]

Actually, the best anti-virus program is OS X Leopard.  Oh, yeah, you need to buy a Mac to use it though...

[#7]

I suggest CyberDefender because it cleans your PC of any existing problems then BLOCKS new virus' from attacking all while offering a 24/7 customer service!  I've not had any problems with it at all

[#8]

I am using Norton Anti-Virus 2010, only because Toshiba gave it to me for a year and a half with my laptop. I used One Care at one time and was impressed with it. Also AVG has a full free version but its not live, just a scan.

[#9]

When all else fails Avast will find the last one and for home use it is free.

Started in computing in the Navy in 1965, it took a ship to carry one.

[#10]

I have switched over to Microsoft Security Essentials. This is a free program and works extremely well. It can be found here.

http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/