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antivirus software
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antivirus software,
a software program written so that on execution (this is usually automatic on boot up) it scans the hard drive and related processors to identify, isolate, and eradicate the virus. Modern antivirus software requests updates automatically on a schedule set either by default or by the user.


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The company's Security Essentials software is a basic antivirus program designed for Windows users who don't want to pay $40 to $50 per year for an Anti-Virus software.
There are effective anti-viruses software that can protect your mobile phones from being attacked by malicious programs These include Zebra Virus Cleaner, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, Commander Mobile Anti-Virus and F-Secure Mobile Anti-virus There are effective anti-viruses software that can protect your mobile phones from being attacked by malicious programs.
Worldwide Computer Products News-22 September 2006-Kaspersky Lab introduces Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.
 
 
 
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