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Get AVG Anti-Virus Professional Edition for Free

on December 27, 2007 in Tech for Life

You just had a dose of free software in my last post. AVG Anti-virus is one of the most popular free anti-virus products out there. But, free doesn’t mean free as in beer like most open source software but comes with some limitations but usually enough for an average home user.

ComputerActive is giving away free licensed copies of AVG Anti-virus Professional Edition until January 17th 2008. It is priced at $29.95 for a yearly subscription. Here are the difference between the FREE edition and a PRO edition.

AVG Profession Edition

I have found Avast Home Edition & ClamWin to be very useful free alternatives to AVG. But, I am interested in looking at what a professional edition offers in addition when compared to a free alternative. Especially when I can try it for FREE! :evil:

What do you use for an anti-virus in your computer? Will you try AVG Professional Edition?

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  • http://www.scratch99.com/2007/12/php-performance-profiling-with-apd-on-windows/ Stephen Cronin

    K, I use Avast and am happy with it. I’ve also used AntiVir in the past and it was okay too – but I gave it up because it conflicts with my Internet connection software.

    I won’t try AVG Professional – but that’s because I tried the free version before going with Avast and it conflicted with my Internet connection software as well…

    I better point out that this is probably the fault of the internet connection software which is pretty intrusive (my ISP is trying to stop students sharing an Internet connection in their dorms), but I don’t have much choice here!

  • http://www.kylescove.com Kyle Eslick

    I have serious man-love for Avast. I ran with AVG Free Edition for a little while.

    I wasn’t unhappy with it, but Avast is head and shoulders better in my opinion and works in the background better.

  • http://www.brownbaron.com/blog/ Brown Baron

    I’ve heard lots of good things about Avast. I’ve been using AVG for a long time but I might just try Avast.

  • http://www.kylescove.com Kyle Eslick

    Doh, sounds like your post about AVG convinced Baron to try Avast.

    How does that work? :mrgreen:

    Seriously though, Baron, all I ask is that you try Avast for a few weeks and see if you like it better (on a 2nd computer or something if you have one). I haven’t had a single person switch back to AVG yet, though they were comparing it to the free version.

  • http://www.shankrila.com K

    Stephen, Avast is what I use as well. But, I am thinking of giving AVG another chance but it looks like you guys have convinced Brown to try Avast. :-)

    Kyle.. isn’t that funny. LOL I am with you recommending Avast. I have good luck with ClamWin as well.

    Brown.. I have to warn you that the Avast interface might look a little weird at first. :grin:

  • http://www.nirmaltv.com Nirmal

    Thanks for the mention.

  • http://www.shankrila.com K

    Nirmal, you are welcome buddy! :-)

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