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New Netbook - What Protection
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29-12-2009 12:05AM#1
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ive read the sticky however can someone suggest the best from the list which would suit a 1 gig 160hd netbook. cheers
-Linux -> Bazinga!!!
Sorry, couldn't help myself. But seriously. Installing a linux distro like ubuntu or mint would be convenient, because you don't need a virus scanner and saves all that churning of your harddrive, slowing down your machine. Especially if your just using the netbook for music/movies/internet.
I haven't ever come across a virus scanner that I would consider to be "lightweight", except perhaps Clamwin. Its open source and the bit I like best about it is that it will absolutely NEVER do a scan unless you specifically ask it to. Now I know that this doesn't suit every user, but it does suit me. It doesn't even have to start on start-up. You'll only need to do a scan if you suspect a virus or use windows schedular to run one once a week or month or what not.0 -
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