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guest - June 13th, 2009 10:44 PM

A friend of mine some how got a spyware program on his computer. He thinks it came from a recent shareware download he made not too long ago. I heard that Norton makes a great program to get rid of spyware. Is this true? [br]

guest - June 13th, 2009 10:51 PM

Actually, Norton is the best in the business, at least according to a recent study that was done recently regarding anti-virus and anti-spyware programs. Norton has many programs that help take care of a computer, from Norton Anti-Virus to Norton Firewall. The second best company is McAFee. [br][br]You can either download Norton Anti-Virus and install it that way, or you can order the CD version, or have both copies. Norton Anti-Virus contains anti-spyware and anti-adware to give you added protection. You just download or install the program from a CD, and the program runs in the background, protecting your PC every second. It is definitely worth the $49 dollar investment. The price is subject to change without notice. To learn more about Norton, just go to www.symantec.com. [br]


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Many Internet users are unaware that most anti-virus programs quickly become out of date as new and more sophisticated viruses enter the world of cyber-space everyday.

Anti-virus software must be consistently updated in order to remain effective. In some cases it is necessary to buy an entirely new program to help keep your computer virus free.

Most anti-virus programs allow you to update the original program by downloading the newest and most recent updates to their virus protection system. These updates can then provide protection for your computer against new strands of viruses waiting to infect your computer.