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March 16th, 2009, 11:52 AM
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One thing I want to add is that some ISPs like Comcast and AT&T offer McAfee security Center to their subscribers for free. I think the same is true of other DSL and Cable internet providers across the country. Just food for thought.
In addition to antivirus you have to think of spyware. I have become a huge fan of SpyWareBlaster. Its free as long as you manually update it and it seems to be a good immunizer. I use that on my personal computers and all computers I fix and give the end user some nice simple instructions on how to update it or where to pay their $10 to get the autoupdates.
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