InfectionShield AntiVirus Shield 2008.21915
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InfectionShield (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29.99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.51 MB |
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AV Firewall 2007 provides essential virus protection from viruses, hackers, Trojans and privacy threats. Powerful yet easy to use, protect yourself, your family, and your PC online. AV Firewall 2007 gives you 1 year of protection and PCSecurityCo gives you all the free technical support you need to successfully protect your computer. AV Firewall 2007 now comes with Easy Installer, to make download and installation simpler than ever before.
It accurately detects and repairs viruses with its fully optimized and separated antivirus engine for Macro, Script and Windows viruses. It is distinguished from the other Antivirus tools by its high-speed scanning capability. It also scans and cleans email messages on a real time basis before they ever reach your computer.
> Designed & Certified for Windows XP
> Integrates Functionality with MS Explorer
> Macro Virus-Monitoring Module
> No Need to Reboot After Installation
> Virus Protection Definition Updates
> Uses Very Low System Resources
> Incoming and Outgoing Email Messages
> Blocks Virus Infections in Real-Time
AV Firewall 2007 gives you both virus protection and hacker security by providing ongoing support and updates. When a virus breaks out, The Co Pro 2007™ will provide a patch within 2-3 hours and a fix for the virus within 5 hours. You can set you computer to update viruses weekly and run a complete virus scan. Virus protection is a must and no one with internet access should surf without it.
What are viruses? Viruses are small files that attach to emails or downloads and infect your computer which is why you need virus protection. They can be as harmless as displaying funny pictures on your monitor or they can go through your address book and send everyone within your address book the same virus. More dangerous versions can completely wipeout your computer and all your information and some can take over your machine and send spam from your computer. |
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