Antivirus Software 2011

More than 80 million computer users around the world go online safely, thanks to AVG. You didn't buy your PC to worry about security. That's why we've designed our software so you can work, play, surf, and chat online while we take care of keeping you safe. We're so quiet and efficient, you won't even know we're there—but you can rest assured that we are. AVG's unique LinkScanner is the only technology that checks Web sites and search results at the only moment it matters—when you're about to click that link. AVG's new scanning system only scans files changed since the last scan, so it won't slow down your surfing, downloading, or online chatting. Here's what we're doing behind the scenes to keep you and your PC out of trouble: while you're surfing and searching the Web, LinkScanner SurfShield ensures that every Web site you visit is safe—even before you go there. LinkScanner SearchShield gives safety ratings to all your Google, MSN, and Yahoo search results. LIVE Research checks to make sure that Web pages really are what they appear to be. And while you're e-mailing, IMing, or on your social networks, WebShield lets you download and exchange files without risking virus infections. Email Scanner keeps viruses, phishers, and scammers out of your inbox. Whether you're online or off, Anti-Virus makes sure you can't get or spread an infection. Anti-Spyware keeps your passwords and other personal information private...Read More

Anti-Virus & Anti-Spyware 1PC-2Yr [Download]

• Up-to-the-minute protection that won’t get in your way, featuring unique LinkScanner technology to keep you safe online – all the time
• Unlimited automatic updates and version upgrades for the life of your license; and compatible with Windows 7
• Surf and search the web with confidence knowing you’re actively protected from visiting dangerous websites
• Work and play online safely and without interruption while AVG scans and updates quietly in the background
• Chat and exchange files with friends and family without risking accidentally sending or receiving a virus