Thread: Norton 2010 classes Calibre as high risk
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Old 02-20-2010, 11:17 AM   #24
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I chose Norton. I respect your decisions regarding your choice; I expect the same in return.

PS: In my testing, AVG 8 and above are more CPU hungry than Norton.
No chance. Slagging-off peoples choices of antivirus is as much a god-given right as scorning choices of OS (puke) or web browser (gag).

I agree with your AVG cpu comments. One of my low-spec PCs would virtually stop when AVG decided to update while scanning large files.
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