What is the difference between Internet Security 2013 and Anti Virus 2013?
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Internet Security 2013 offers more protection compare to antivirus 2013.Internet Security 2013 offers you advanced identity protection, two- way fire wall, Anti-Spam and Parental- Control. But of course the best of all is Kaspersky Pure 2.0 which offers even greater protection that the one's mentioned above if you do not mind to pay more.
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I don't know I have 2013 I never used this one til this year and I won't use again. I will stick with Norton
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You usually don't need an antivirus. I use history eraser &advanced; task killer on the regular &it; seems to keep my phone clean.
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No Microsoft Office. There is a version installed, but I think it's trial or something. I put mine and it's ok. About the antivirus, it comes with McAfee, it's a 30 day trial, I'm not sure what happens after it expires, but I didn't like and I'm going to change for AVG.
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McAfee antivirus with 90 day free trial is included. After 90 days I using Windows 8.1 defender which comes with OS.
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You can get both of them. avg tune up makes your pc run a little faster while avg anti virus protect you.
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Like all Windows computers, it has Windows Defender built in. Alternative software, such as Norton, Kaspersky, or Trend Micro are not included, unless you buy this as a bundle.
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It's a windows 8 OS. Yes, you need an antivirus, just as with any computer connected to the internet.
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I use Norton Internet Security 2009. I had an extra license as you get 3 with each purchase. I got it for $20 via pricegrabber.com. At the time, only a few security suites support 64 bit vista. The 2009 version doesn't slow down your system like previous versions of Norton. For sure, someone will say it's a resource hog. It's simply not the case for the 2009 version.
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it is internet security 2014 for 2 years and most likely they will upgrade it to the 2015 version when it comes out at no cost, i first got the 2013 version and they upgraded it to the 2014 for me for no cost, if you buy this product you need to go into the firewall advance settings and set it to normal, i just recently did a malwarebytes scan and i mean a full scan and it came up with nothing, no threats what so ever, this product does its job very well------period
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Not 100% sure, but it is a more advanced version. I suggest going on Norton's website where they have a video of what the differences is between the two. I may have even seen the video on Amazon. Their video convinced me to go up from the regular anti-virus to the security for more protection with internet buying and banking. Hope this helps.
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I also use Firefox and Kaspersky. I am on a Windows PC with Windows 7. With any Antivirus doesn't detect everything. There is still Spyware, Malware and other bad things out there that Kaspersky doesn't find. It is impossible to keep up with all of the "Bad People" out there. We're talking for every 1 Person working at Kaspersky there might be 50 "Bad People" writing Bad stuff to infect Your Computer. I think its a good idea to have something external to help.
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I did not remove any anti virus. I have periodically used the stick to clean up any stray new attacks. I also added a malware program to protect my back. So I have three defense programs active.
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It looks like the 2013 control panel with new features added. To be honest I turned most of the features off because it slowed my fast laptop (I7 3.2 ghz w/ 16 gbs ram 500 gb ssd win7)to a crawl. No viviruses yet. I have not found virus protection that did not slow down a pc. If you buy it tweak it till your comfortable with performance vs protection.
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No, not that i remember. they may be a free trial or something. Ive always gone with AVG free protection. check it out
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this is not complete, only anti-virus.... works with XP. if u need complete, buy the total protection.
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There are multiple excellent free antivirus options out there. Microsoft's own Security Essentials is free and fast. Spending money on Norton or McAfee is a huge waste.