I found this on another forum. It's a registration to get CA Antivirus for free for one year. I remember reading here that some people really like it.
http://home3.ca.com/SubscriptCenter/MSTria...on.aspx?cid=573
I used to use that and remember thinking that it was good at the time. Now that I have tried nod32 I'm going to stick with it for awhile, maybe the only other one I will try when my lease runs out on it is Kaspersky. I really like the Kaspersky interface and it has a great detection rate.
Nice find.
I'll stick with avast! Free on my main system and Avir AntiVir Free on my old PIII and when I have some spare money I probably purchase them.
CA Anti-Virus 2009 isn't bad at all, obviously I've got it installed to make such a statement. Too bad they don't have an everyday free version.
CA. Is that northern CA or southern CA?
CA. Is that northern CA or southern CA?
CA in this case stands for: Computer Associates
Their antivirus updates many times a day, almost too much, and it's more than any other I've used.
Started having some issues with CA Anti-Virus out of nowhere. It started to crash for no apparent reason when initiating a virus scan - so I've went right back to Avast Antivirus which has no issues.
See? Why even bother when it ain't broke.
AV-Comparatives doesn't rate CA's AV program. I recall reading somewhere that CA won't submit to their testing, and Virus Bulletin's last test summary stated that CA didn't pass (albeit by a small margin). Surprisingly, neither Avira, although it does well with AV-comparatives.
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2227328/...-windows-server
Early on, CA was just plain free. It was fast and thorough. I went ahead and downloaded this recent offering. Probably won't use it just yet, but is good to have. Spoken...well, typed... like a true "download-a-holic", huh?
Early on, CA was just plain free. It was fast and thorough.
The old InoculateIT PE is what I used for a good year, that was a damn good little antivirus application that has now morphed into a bloated one.