New Favorite Antivirus Software, Unlimited Home License

I’ve been liking BitDefender at home for virus protection. BitDefender doesn’t use as many computer resources as some of the other major packages, and provides good protection. It’s been a solid performer for me.

But there’s a new kid on the block, and it’s great. If you’re open to purchasing software for protecting your computer, consider Sunbelt Software‘s VIPREā„¢. Combining antivirus and antispyware in one package, VIPRE provides real-time protection and uses relatively little of your computer’s precious CPU and memory.

I’ve been running VIPRE for a few weeks, and not only has it found bugs other vendors have missed, my computer is running faster and cooler than ever.

It gets better. Unlike any other vendor I’m aware of, Sunbelt offers an unlimited home license for $49.95 a year…for as many Windows-based home computers as you want. They have one and two PC licenses, but if you have three or more PCs, this is an outstanding deal.

But wait, there’s more! VIPRE isn’t just antivirus software. It incorporates Sunbelt’s CounterSpy technology to protect you from spyware.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I have no financial interest in this vendor. I do not receive any commission or other remuneration from sale of this product. It’s just a great product, my new favorite.

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4 Responses to New Favorite Antivirus Software, Unlimited Home License

  1. Sandy says:

    Just loaded Avast home edition. Should I switch?

    • Tom says:

      Avast works well. I run it on one computer, and have had no problems. It does seem to use more CPU and RAM than VIPRE, and since some of my computers are old and slow, the performance difference is perceptible.

  2. Tracy says:

    Hello Tom,
    Just found/checking your blog. So this is how you spend your free time! I guess it is a bit cold for the boat.

    • Tom says:

      @Tracy, I’m not a great blogger, but I do enjoy capturing some thoughts now and then. This started as a log of boating trips, and then evolved into more than just boating. It does give me something to do on those long, cold, rainy weeks that seem unending during a typical western Washington winter!

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