No single computer security product is perfect


	No single computer security product is perfect

douchrti

4-17-2008 12:53 PM

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optional. separate by commas., antispyware, antivirus, computer, computer security, malware, online safety, spyware, virus

douchrti says:

Great 2 page article. Although I disagree with the statement about the products being reviewed not being resource hogs. If your puter is loaded with viruses and spyware when you try these products or if you have these products and dont use them correctly, they can bog down your puter.

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