| Review: Avira AntiVir Personal seem right choice all those who are looking for a solution with decent performance and regular updates, just to make sure that the infection to stay away from the precious data. The developers over at Avira have always offered a well-organized interface, and their latest antivirus solution makes no exception to this rule. Fortunately, even though it is supposed to combat viruses program comes with a convenient user interface that allows you to configure it with ease. Avira offers just a bunch of options for advanced users should have no problem dealing with them, even beginners should also find the entire program very easy to use. The installation is not as nice, though. If you have Windows Defender installed, Avira advises you to remove it before continuing. We chose? No? because it would make more sense to use Avira together with Windows Defender, and not a single solution. After installation brings you to another important moment: You have to decide whether you want to install the toolbar, which is actually the reason why the app is marked as ad-understø kit. Scanning is the kind of process that requires minimal interaction from the user. Select the hard drive you want to scan and let Avira do magic. Scanning is not too fast, though, and you'll have to wait a bit to get rid of worms. From the scanning speed of course depends on the amount of data that is stored on your computer so that multiple files have more time. Avira promises to protect your computer from viruses, worms and Trojans AntiDialer protection, as well as against dialers and rootkits, spyware and adware. In addition, there are dedicated tools to ensure the protection of email and the Internet, as well as a separate firewall to make sure s going to stay on the safe side. In the end, Avira antivirus solution seems just right for those who want something more than a software program that is able to block viruses and Trojans. The interface is more than good, but faster scanning process would be great. Still, what you pay is what you get, and Avira is definitely a wise pick. |
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