I've had webroot for a really long time as my antivirus software. It worked great, but recently they put out an update for the program. My dad had upgraded his awhile back and it just did not agree with our older computer and he ended up buying a new computer. I thought maybe that was just because it was so old but I still put off updating. Just this past week, I started getting messages saying they couldn't give me virus updates without the new program update, so I went ahead and updated. The program did the SAME thing to my computer. My internet was so slow I could barely use it and my computer kept freezing up. Turns out I couldn't even turn off the program to see if that was the reason my comp was running so slow. I was worried it was a virus and not the program! A few internet searches later, and it turns out most people have had the same problem.
Sooo, I unistalled and currently I'm runnning the free program Avast!. My computer is working a million times better. It's less noisy, I can surf the web, and it hasn't frozen on me yet. Now my question is, what antivirus program do you use? Does anyone use Avast? How does your program work for you and what would you recommend for me? I'm willing to change, but I do have every intention on sending webroot a complaint email because I still have over a year left on the subscription and I can't even use the stupid thing! Currently I'm running Avast with Malwarebytes and Cr*p Cleaner.
Sooo, I unistalled and currently I'm runnning the free program Avast!. My computer is working a million times better. It's less noisy, I can surf the web, and it hasn't frozen on me yet. Now my question is, what antivirus program do you use? Does anyone use Avast? How does your program work for you and what would you recommend for me? I'm willing to change, but I do have every intention on sending webroot a complaint email because I still have over a year left on the subscription and I can't even use the stupid thing! Currently I'm running Avast with Malwarebytes and Cr*p Cleaner.
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