How do I get a license number of AVG Anti-Virus through email?
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Go here:\n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1\n\nIt's the free version, so you don't need a license number.  Just scroll to the bottom of the page and you can download it.
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First of all dump McCrappy (same goes for anyone with Norton or AVG)... it is just a waste of resources (especially McCrappy & AVG) and gives a false sense of security...\n\nThen go download Avast (free version) from http://www.avast.com ... give them the info they ask (they will not spam you or give out your info) and download and install... they will e-mail you a license number good for 14 months and when it runs out you request another free license... Avast is resource friendly and does a superior job to any other antivirus program out there.... In the 4 years I have been using, I have got 2 viruses that got by Avast... both times my fault and both times soon as Avast did a system scan it found them so I could remove...
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Find out what version your AVG is. And then go to AVG site -> . \n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1 or http://www.grisoft.com/doc/1\n\nCheck if they are still supporting the version you have (virus database). \n\nIf they are still supporting it, then maybe you are using an evaluation copy which stops after a certain period (uninstalling and installing the AVG will not reset the registry that keeps a tab on the evaluation period). Search workaround in forums.\n\nIf the support has been stopped for the release you have, download the latest copy and install.\n\nHope this helps. Good Luck!
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Dump whatever you are using and get AVG Free Antivirus
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AVG is Free for personal use. You can get it here\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5\n\nThe filename is avg71free_0392a744.exe
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AVG Free - http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
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From your description, I assume you are currently safe. However, you should teach yourself to do the following in order to minimize change of your system being infected:\n\n1. Don't open email from people you don't know or any email subscription you are not related to.\n\nSometimes blank email maybe is just blank email, but you never know. It could have virus embedded, but your anti virus found none. It could also has embedded script that does nothing but informing the sender when the email is opened. The reason is, the sender wants to know if the email address is active or not (active means that you use it on regular basis). If the sender knows your account is active, then your email account can potentially be the target of marketing emails. From there, you start getting emails about offers, or anything junk. That's why it is very important not to open emails you don't know who the sender is.\n\n2. Always updated your anti virus software\n\n3. Try to have at least 2 email accounts for different purposes. For example, you have 1 for your private use (meaning you only distribute this email to people you know), and 1 account for public (you use this account for subscribing to newsletters, etc.). \n\n4. When you subscribe/register for something online, and you think you need to use your private email, always double check if you want to be excluded from any mailing list. Some online registrations have this option selected by default, and you are not even aware of it.\n\n5. It is sad the fact most people using their computers without password assigned, or with password but login with administrative account. If you are login with admin access, and accidently you open an email with embedded script/virus, there is nothing that will stop that virus from installing itself onto your computer\n\nIf you use user account (this account has no access to install program or access to operating system files), and you accidently open an email with virus embedded, change is small for that virus to install itself onto your computer.\n\nAgain, all things above said are just few of many practices you can do in order to have more secure system. You just have to be smarter and wiser :D\n\nHope it helps...
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Have you tried AVG anti-virus, it's free, and does a decent job.
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get AVG for free, I use it  no viruses yet..
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AVG - http://www.free.grisoft.com/\nAvast! - http://www.avast.com/\nStop-Sign - http://www.stop-sign.com/\n\nAlso check out, http://www.freebyte.com/antivirus/\nhttp://www.thefreesite.com/Free_Software/Anti_virus_freeware/\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/security/antivirus.shtml
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For the BEST FREE AntiVirus Program, download it from here:\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/softw/70free/setup/avg71free_375a716.exe\n\nAVG AntiVirus FREE VERSION
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Avast:  http://www.avast.com/\nUsed it for almost 2 years, never a problem, never got a virus.\nSet it and forget it, auto-updates virus definition files.\nIntegrates well with Outlook.
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free.grisoft.com/ avg free edition
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Inside the Email "header" which is generally not displayed to the user, is the IP address of the sender.  Knowing an IP address could grant someone access if your system isn't correctly protected with a Firewall, or other security software.  \n\nSending an Email can not give you a virus unless you receive a reply and the Email contains an attachement which you open, or it is an HTML document with a script that runs when it is viewed... Most anti-virus software applications protect against these kinds "attacks" as long as they are kept updated with current virus definitions.
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I would get AVG its free and free to update:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/AVG-Anti-Virus-Free-Edition/3000-2239_4-10503939.html?tag=lst-0-2
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Don't go to the cracksites people listed unless you know what your doing, there is a certain proceedure that you need to follow if you don't want to get a virus/trojan/spyware/adware/worm on your pc. Just from going to the site one time can end up with tons of things you don't want on your PC. I will give you the serial code.\n5C82-0010-8011-0000-8448-6369-\n0586
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If you telephone Micro World Software Services Pvt. Ltd. in Mumbai, they sell antivirus program authorized by Microsoft.  \n\nMicro World Software Services Pvt. Ltd.\nRegd. Off: Plot No. 80 Road No. 15,\nMIDC, Marol, Andheri (East),\nMumbai - 400 093.  Telephone:  826 5701 (5 lines)\nTelefax: 830 4750\nE-mail:  sales@mspl.net\nWeb Site:  http://www.mspl.net\n\nThey sell "E Scan Antiviurs & Content Security Interent Security Suite.   (Microsoft partners).\n\nThey will be able to help you to obtain an authorized Microsoft dealers in Mumbai. \n\nClinical Psychiatrist, France