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Saturday, 29 August 2009

Antivirus free up to 12 months
Well, seems that some major antivirus producers teamed up with Microsoft to offer free trials. So what's good in this? Well is good that you can get the trials up to 1 year. Here is the complete offer:
1. eTrust EZ Antivirus from Computer Associates. This is the best offer, since it has a trial subscription up to 12 months.
2. F-Secure antivirus. On this one you can get a 6 months free trial. See that on the landing page they have a lot of marketing blurb, just scroll down to see the link for the free trial.
3. McAfee VirusScan from McAfee Security. You get a 3 months free trial for this one.
4. Panda Platinum 2006 Internet Security. This is free for 3 months too.
5. Norton Antivirus 2005. They offer a 3 months trial for this one too.
6. Trend Micro Pc-Cillin. This one has a 90 day trial too.
Too bad NOD 32 is not there with a trial. Anyway, that's a cumulated 2 and a half years of free antivirus protection.nilo
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Review Software Center: ESET NOD32 Antivirus description

Antivirus System that provides well balanced, state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC

NOD32 provides well balanced, state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC and enterprise systems running various platforms from Microsoft Windows through a number of UNIX/Linux, Novell, MS DOS operating systems to Microsoft Exchange Server, Lotus Domino and other mail servers.

Trojans, viruses, worms and other malware using NOD32 are kept out of striking distance of your valuable data. Advanced detection methods implemented in the software even provide protection against the future threats from most of the new worms and viruses.

The fourth generation of the NOD32 Antivirus System features a fully integrated software suite characterized by an unprecedented detection track record, the fastest scanning rates and extremely low utilization of system resources.

NOD32's detection efficiency combined with 2-50 times faster hard disk scanning rate earned the product many international prestigious awards.

NOD32 is the world leader of the Virus Bulletin 100% Awards having won more awards (21) than any competing product. Since its first submission for testing in May 1998, NOD32 was the only tested product that has never missed a single In the Wild virus.

Here are some key features of "ESET NOD32 Antivirus":

· ThreatSense technology - a single optimized anti-threat engine for analyzing code to identify malicious behavior, such as viruses, spyware, adware, phishing and more
· Unprecedented heuristic analysis capable of discovering new malware threats as they emerge
· Powerful virtual PC emulation technology enables unpacking and decryption of all types of archives and run-time packing
· Able to clean active malware running in memory
· Protects at multiple infiltration points, including HTTP, POP3, SMTP and all local and removable media
· Removes infections from files that are locked for writing (e.g., loaded DLL file)
· Prevents infected files from being opened and executed, and warns on creation of infected files
· Automatic execution on system startup
· Supports multiple Terminal Server environments
· Supports scanning of mapped network disks

Requirements:

· 400 MHz
· 128MB RAM of system memory
· 35MB available space
· Super VGA (800 x 600)

Limitations:

· The trial version is for non-commercial, trial purposes, only. The trial period is limited to a 30 day period. After expiration of the trial period, NOD32 has to be uninstalled or purchased.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Exclusions now supported for mapped network drives (both the mapped and the UNC paths must be specified)
· Added "Smart Scan" option for quick and effective scans (parameters will be adjusted in future versions)
ESET NOD 32 ANTIVIRUS: 06 August 2009 username and password of nod32

06 August 2009 username and password of nod32

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Username:TRIAL-19645114
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Username:TRIAL-19645115
Password:pb2fss4r8m

Username:TRIAL-19645110
Password:ft8eeapc2r

Username:TRIAL-19645071
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Daily Computer Security Guide: Best Free Antivirus Software For You!

By Arhur Monderos

AOL Active Virus Shield

This software is one of the most easy to use and most efficient antivirus programs available for free. However the only hurdle is that the installation of this software requires an email activation code that you can get only once you have registered online. The virus detection rate is impressive. It also provides an active virus shield that guarantees real-time security for your computer. So the process might be time consuming, but it is surly worth the wait.

Avira AntiVir

AntiVir is relatively favorite and efficient software that is really quick which comes at the cost of thorough scanning however. One of the disadvantages of Avira is the awfully annoying full-screen pop-ups that open up at random intervals. Overall the virus detection and defence is fine enough for it to be ranked at the second position in our list.

Norton Antivirus

This antivirus software not only detects offline virus and spyware and protect the PC from infections but is also active in the background while you are surfing the net. One of the additional perks of this software is that it also scans and cleans all email and instant messaging attachments that provides you safety from receiving viruses and also prevents the spreading of the infection to others. Norton Antivirus is one of the best antivirus applications that is extremely efficient on blocking viruses and spyware with advanced protection. The Norton Antivirus also checks for new updates continuously and automatically blocks new and emerging threats.

Avast

A completely free version of this antivirus software requires your email address. This software, which shows sufficient and good enough virus detection and removal, comes with a 60-day trial, after which you must register. Although the performance is not bad, it is not easy-to-navigate and does not provide a progress bar that indicates the progress of the scanning process.

Panda Antivirus

This software does an efficient job with virus detection and removal. Panda Antivirus is an application that offers stable, quick and long term protection against all types of viruses and spyware. The daily updates of this application ensure you are protected against all new threats that appear around the World Wide Web. - 29219

About the Author:

Arhur Monderos is working in a company as antivirus software specialist and he runs his cool blog where he helps you to choose best antivirus software for you computer.
Web computer solution: 5 Sure-Fire Tips for Buying a New Computer

by: John Lenaghan

So you're thinking of buying a new computer...

Where do you start? There are so many brands and models of computers available, and it can all be a little overwhelming when you start to look around.

How do you decide what type of computer you need? And perhaps more importantly, how do you decide what the best value is?

I have sold computers professionally for almost 20 years, and there are certain "tricks of the trade" that most computer stores and salespeople use. Knowing these secrets can make your decision easier and will help you buy the right computer for your needs.

1. Buy What You Need, Maybe a Little More

One of the most important things you can do when buying a new computer is make a list of the things that you will be using it for. There are so many different models - with different capabilities - that you can easily buy more, or less, than you really need if you don't.

If this is your first computer, this can be a little tougher. Until you've used a computer, it's hard to know exactly what you might want to do with it beyond the obvious, like connecting to the internet.

Regardless, you should think about some of the things you might want to do. Some possibilities include:

- Connect to the internet
- Play games
- Digital photography
- Digital video
- Type documents
- Accounting
- Design websites
- Programming
- Digital scrapbooking
- Geneology

Some of these things need more power than others. For example, connecting to the internet really doesn't need a lot of power. Even the most basic computer available will probably work just fine.

Digital video and many games need a lot more power. If you don't get a fast enough computer with enough memory, you'll be disappointed with the performance.

Knowing what you're going to be using your computer for will help your salesperson, whether they're on the phone, the internet or standing in front of you, recommend the best system for your needs.

As a general rule you're always better off buying more power than you need rather than less, but buying too much can be a waste of money.

2. Warranty Considerations

Computer warranties are one of the most confusing and obscure parts of your purchase. Most manufacturers have cut back on their customer service to the point where poor service has become a given.

The three most common options are onsite, carry-in or manufacturer's depot service.

Onsite service can be helpful, but think about whether you want to have to be available for a technician to come and diagnose your computer, and possibly have to come back with parts at another time.

Carry in service is a good option, but find out whether the service center is factory authorized for warranty repairs, as well as whether the technicians are all certified.

Shipping your computer to a factory service center can take a long time - sometimes a number of weeks. It also creates risk that your computer will be damaged or even lost in shipping. In some cases, the manufacturer will even replace your computer with another unit and ship it back to you, rather than repairing it. This can result in your losing any information that was on your system and having to reload all your software.

Another aspect of the warranty to find out about is technical support. Find out if the computer manufacturer offers a toll-free phone number and what the quality of service is like.

The better computer salespeople will be honest about this and tell you if a company's service leaves something to be desired. You can also do some research on the internet - most of the computer magazines like PC Magazine and PC World have annual customer service comparisons that rate the larger computer companies.

Always find out how the warranty is handled before making your decision. Even if it doesn't influence your choice, knowing what to expect if something does go wrong will save some nasty surprises down the road.

3. Can You Negotiate the Price Down?

A computer is a relatively large investment - anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. Many computer buyers expect that there is a significant amount of "wiggle room" on the price.

The reality is that most computer hardware - the physical pieces like the computer, monitor and printer - is sold at very low profit margins. Often, computer systems are even sold at or below the dealer cost. When you're buying a computer, it never hurts to ask for a better deal, but don't be surprised if you only get a few dollars off, if anything.

Over the close to 20 years I've sold computers, I watched the profit margins go from over 40% to less than 5%. It's almost embarassing to offer a $20 discount on a $2500 computer system, but that could mean the difference between making and losing money on the sale.

What you can do to get the best price is to do some comparison shopping. Most computer stores offer price-matching guarantees, so if you find your computer for less at another store, most dealers will match or beat that price, even if it means they lose money.

4. How Do Computer Stores Make Any Money?

You might be wondering how these computer stores make any money if they're selling computer for so little profit.

Their money is made on add-on items. The highest profit areas in most computer stores are cables and "consumable" products such as printer ink and paper.

Printer ink is a huge money-maker for most computer stores (even more so for the printer manufacturers). Why is this? Once you've bought a printer, you're going to have to replace your ink at some point, and continue to replace it as it runs out.

Most chain computer stores and office supply stores that carry a large selection of ink cartridges make more from ink than they do from the computers themselves.

Cables also have huge markups. A cable that costs the store $2-3 will often sell for $20-30. That's ten times their cost!

If you're buying a new computer, you will likely need to buy some cables. Some items - printers, for example - don't often include the cables needed to hook them up.

Many printers also come with "starter" ink cartridges that are only half-full. You might also want to pick up some extra ink cartridges.

This is where you should be able to negotiate a better price. Don't expect the salesperson to throw them in for nothing, but they should be willing to offer you a better price. After all, if you're happy with their service, you'll probably continue to buy your ink, paper and other products from that store in the future.

5. What Software is Included?

The last secret of buying a new computer has to do with the software that is included. Most new computer systems include quite a few programs and sometimes the value of the software can be quite high.

Something to watch out for when looking at the included software is "trial versions" or "limited editions".

Many programs that are preloaded are either crippled versions that don't have all the features of the full program, or trial versions that will only run for a certain amount of time before they expire.

Computer are often sold with trial versions of the following types of software:

- antivirus
- firewall
- MS Office or other office suites
- Accounting - both business and personal

The computer manufacturers generally don't make it easy to tell whether the software on their systems are trial versions or limited versions. This is a question that you should specifically ask if you can't find the answer in their promotional information.

If you're buying a new computer with trial versions of the software, keep in mind that you will need to pay to continue using it after the trial period is over. This is an added cost that you need to consider as part of your overall budget.

These five "secrets" of buying a new computer are fairly common sense, but they are not always made clear up front. Knowing what to ask will help you in two ways. First, you can be sure you are getting the right computer for your needs.

Second, if the salesperson or company that you're dealing with explains these things to you without being asked, you'll know you're dealing with someone who is honest and upfront.

Knowing you can trust the people you're dealing with is an invaluable feature of your new computer system.

About the author:
John Lenaghan offers easy-to-understand advice at the Computer Help Squad website. Sign up for our newsletter and receive your free report "5 Critical Steps to Protecting Your Computer on the Internet" at http://www.computer-help-squad.com/5steps

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