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July 31st 07, 08:52 PM
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McAfee or Windows Live OneCare
My ISP offers me a choice of McAfee Security Center or Windows Live OneCare,
but I am not sure which I should install. Any suggestions? 
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July 31st 07, 09:05 PM
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McAfee or Windows Live OneCare
"Zink5" zreidell ( - at - ) gmail ( - dot - ) com wrote in message ... My ISP offers me a choice of McAfee Security Center or Windows Live OneCare, but I am not sure which I should install. Any suggestions? IMO neither. I use F-Secure Internet Security, but there are many good (some free) alternatives. Don't get Norton. If you're in the UK you can see a review of lots of AV software in the latest PC Pro magazine.
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July 31st 07, 11:45 PM
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McAfee or Windows Live OneCare
"Zink5" zreidell ( - at - ) gmail ( - dot - ) com wrote in message ... My ISP offers me a choice of McAfee Security Center or Windows Live OneCare, but I am not sure which I should install. Any suggestions? Certainly not McAfee. Probably not Live OneCare. Absolutely not Norton. It is a resource hog that can be extremely hard to remove. Instead Nod32. Jim
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