Protect your PC With BitDefender 10 Free Edition

Umar | Apr 21, 2009 | Comments

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The only AntiVirus I have ever tried is Nortan and the AVG. There are lots of people I know who are currently using Bitdefender and never complained about it. Good news is that BitDefender is now offering BitDefender 10 Free Edition with license key that offers a powerful scan engines ensure detection and removal of all viruses in the wild every time you need it.

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Bitdefender is known as the powerful cure that keeps your machine safe from various viruses, worms, malicious programs and spyware. While BitDefender 10 Free Edition uses the same ICSA Labs certified scanning engines found in other BitDefender products which allows you to enjoy basic virus protection for no cost at all.

It offers great features such as:

  • Powerful scan engines to make sure that it detects and remove all the viruses from your PC
  • Scheduled scanning for when you won’t be using your computer
  • Use the Immediate Scanning to start with just a click of a button.
  • You can express yourself, designing new interfaces, or you can use those drawn by others.
  • With Quarantine the risk of getting infected diminishes. If you’re not completely satisfied? with it you can also send these files directly to BitDefender Labs for further Analysis.
  • See statistics about the Scan process.

Download BitDefender 10 Free Edition


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  • My only concern is that you are using Norton and AVG in the same class. Norton considerably slows down your system and AVG, well its on its way to becoming Norton. Apart from safety CPU usage is a major issue and Norton fails in that department. I have Pentium IV 2.0 GHz if you are wondering and I don’t like Norton as it slows down my PC and that I don’t like. Unless there are some solid comment that bitdefender is light on CPU, I am not touching it.
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  • igorzal
    Actually, since 2008 Norton has become the *lightest* security package on the market. Norton AV for Gamers, for instance, takes up about 5k; others are slightly more but none should be even noticeable on modern machines.

    IMHO, the problem with Norton isn't the footprint, it's the interface. And false positives. Both of which drove me crazy (and straight into the arms of Kaspersky).

    Bitdefender suffers from the same degree of false positives as Norton. If you are looking for the best protection and a (somewhat) lower rate of fp's, try Avira. Their new freebie package works very well and they offer a perpetual free trial (with minimal hassle) of their paid-for package. Nice deal.
  • Richard Smith
    AVG is becoming horrible with CPU usage when it is running its virus scans, and slows my PC to a crawl.
  • Abrar
    My only concern is that you are using Norton and AVG in the same class. Norton considerably slows down your system and AVG, well its on its way to becoming Norton. Apart from safety CPU usage is a major issue and Norton fails in that department. I have Pentium IV 2.0 GHz if you are wondering and I don't like Norton as it slows down my PC and that I don't like. Unless there are some solid comment that bitdefender is light on CPU, I am not touching it.
  • Norton came with my Vista..I'll move to Avg once it will expire. Not that im not satisifed with it but I just trust AVG more. Even though Im glad I never had to face any security threats with norton either
  • Hangelo
    I had bitdefender free edition, but I bought the more complete one (internet security 2009) 2 months ago, and I am very satisfied with this product.
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