If you have to install Windows 7 Beta, you see a message that stated it is important from the Action Center which is located in the system tray that one of them is a request to search for and antivirus programs. From here can be arrested that Microsoft itself considers that the system is not safe if dibuatnya without the other programs to prevent viruses and malware. As with Windows Vista, security program that is included in the Windows 7 Beta is only the Windows Defender antispyware.
If you see a list of antivirus programs on Microsoft is compatible with the Windows 7 Beta, there are three incoming antivirus program that is:
* Symantec provides the Norton 360 3.0 Beta
* Offering AVG AVG Internet Security and AVG Anti-Virus product which is both commercial AVG
* Kaspersky provides a technical preview of Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows 7.
Is it only that? Then I also try to install and run AVG 8 Free Edition and Avira Antivir Personal is free for use, and in fact the process of installing and running at the time, there were no problems that arise. Action Center on the Windows 7 own reading of both the existence of a second anti-including the status if the real-time protection at the time of death or need updates.
On How-to Geek have any posts have been based on direct experiment that resulted in a list of Antivirus and antispyware list that is compatible with Windows 7.
Antivirus compatible with Windows 7
* AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition - this is what I personally use ... it's excellent and FREE
* Avira AntiVir Personal Edition
* Norton AntiVirus 2009
* Avast! AntiVirus Home
* Kapersky Anti-Virus 2009
* Anti-Virus PCGuard from Virginia Media Broadband
* ESET NOD32 Anti-Virus
* Microsoft Forefront Client Security (Enterprise)
Antivirus is NOT compatible with Windows 7
* McAfee VirusScan
* Microsoft Windows Live OneCare
Antispyware that is compatible with Windows 7
* Windows Defender
* Spybot Search & Destroy
* Ad-Aware
* Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
* Spyware Blaster
As a note, for example if you want to use the Anti-spyware program in addition to Windows Defender already exists in the Windows 7 Beta, and Windows Defender should diuninstall the first use of two or more antivirus or antispyware product will burden the system too.
If you see a list of antivirus programs on Microsoft is compatible with the Windows 7 Beta, there are three incoming antivirus program that is:
* Symantec provides the Norton 360 3.0 Beta
* Offering AVG AVG Internet Security and AVG Anti-Virus product which is both commercial AVG
* Kaspersky provides a technical preview of Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows 7.
Is it only that? Then I also try to install and run AVG 8 Free Edition and Avira Antivir Personal is free for use, and in fact the process of installing and running at the time, there were no problems that arise. Action Center on the Windows 7 own reading of both the existence of a second anti-including the status if the real-time protection at the time of death or need updates.
On How-to Geek have any posts have been based on direct experiment that resulted in a list of Antivirus and antispyware list that is compatible with Windows 7.
Antivirus compatible with Windows 7
* AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition - this is what I personally use ... it's excellent and FREE
* Avira AntiVir Personal Edition
* Norton AntiVirus 2009
* Avast! AntiVirus Home
* Kapersky Anti-Virus 2009
* Anti-Virus PCGuard from Virginia Media Broadband
* ESET NOD32 Anti-Virus
* Microsoft Forefront Client Security (Enterprise)
Antivirus is NOT compatible with Windows 7
* McAfee VirusScan
* Microsoft Windows Live OneCare
Antispyware that is compatible with Windows 7
* Windows Defender
* Spybot Search & Destroy
* Ad-Aware
* Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
* Spyware Blaster
As a note, for example if you want to use the Anti-spyware program in addition to Windows Defender already exists in the Windows 7 Beta, and Windows Defender should diuninstall the first use of two or more antivirus or antispyware product will burden the system too.
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