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AVG is one of the oldest Security software companies. AVG stands for Anti-Virus Guard and the name is testament to the product's quality - strong and simple malware protection.
The AVG product line consists of several product families and more products related to computer tune up and drivers update.
I suggest that you take the AVG Internet Security Unlimited because you will get multi-device protection and additional important features, like 0-day cloud based priority updates that push security updates to you in real time.
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In this AVG review I will relay the most important information about this malware protection software and its features.
In addition to a strong antivirus, AVG offers a variety of features such as a professional firewall, multi-device protection for PC, Mac and Android devices, performance enhancement software, anti-theft tools, and more!
AVG is giving you all the options to choose from, whether that be the free version or the paid one. No matter what, you will get a 30-day, no questions asked, money-back guarantee.
AVG Technologies was founded in 1991 in the Czech Republic as a publicly traded Czech company formerly known as Grisoftand.
Now that the company boasts more than 20 years in the market for malware protection and have secured a place as one of the top 10 antivirus software products in recent expert protection tests, they are also based in Amsterdam with corporate offices in the United Kingdom and the U.S.
AVG are segmenting their home products into 1 device protection products and multi-device protection products.
This is by far the most robust bundle AVG has to offer.
AVG Ultimate is overflowing with security and performance features, and you can install it on as many devices as you like at no additional charge!
Furthermore, you can install AVG Ultimate on PC, Mac and Android and you will enjoy the complete set of available features for each.
The protection features you can expect to receive include protection from different types of malware, a strong firewall, a single control panel (AVG Zen) you can use to manage protection across devices, remote protection from your mobile device, anti-spam, safe browsing, data encryption and real-time push updates.
The performance features allow you to speed up and clean up your devices using the variety of performance tools AVG has to offer separately, all of which are included in AVG Ultimate.
With unlimited installations and the full set of AVG performance features on top of the protection features, AVG Ultimate is a great software bundle if you need to cover multiple devices and occasionally clean up your PC, Android and/or Mac.
AVG's business product family includes expert technical support, as well as support for the corporate environment such as file server security, network protection, and email server integration.
The business edition of AVG Internet Security provides complete protection for businesses while the lesser versions omit certain features.
You can buy up-to 5 licenses at once, and you can really save if you chip in for the 2-year subscription.
The control panel of this software is quite easy to use, but it is important to know that they do not offer a quick scan; it's always "full scan."
In my test environment, a Full Scan Test on a clean installation of Windows 10 took 5:20 minutes.
Looking at test results published by independent antivirus software testing labs over the years, we can see that AVG is not bad at all.
Although these labs are very professional and comprehensive, I try to give the reader a clear picture so he/she can relate to the real day-to-day influence and performance toll of each antivirus product.
In all the tests, I use the same standalone computer hardware with a clean Windows 10 64 bit installation with all available updates applied to the Windows operation system.
I installed the product on a PC of 4GB RAM and intel Core 7 CPU running at 3.20 GHhz speed.
I checked for 3 parameters:
Then I monitored these parameters during several key moments:
You can clearly see a 5% increase in memory consumption!
In sum, I observed the CPU increase to 31%, RAM to 46%, and 2.2MB/s of hard disk use.
When I compare AVG to other Antivirus software, I tested with a real-life home user test tool the final score is: 90%
AVG antivirus products work on any Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP SP3 operation systems.
The processor speed should be at least 1.5GHhz for the products to work properly.
If you want to install AVG to your PC, you need at least 512 MB of RAM, and the disk space needed for the AVG installation is 1.5 GB.
Besides for the antivirus engine, the packages have several additional tools:
AVG offers 24/7 premium tech support for any device via a 1-800 number in the U.S.
AVG is certified by a variety of different independent institutes as a provider of antivirus software for multiple operating systems and devices, among them are the International Computer Security Association (ICSA), West Coast Labs and Checkmark Product Certification.
It received countless awards for both its free and paid products throughout the years, with the first ones awarded as early as 2004.
In 2016 they received the AV-Test Certified seal of approval.
Taking into account the excellent false positive and protection score, you get really good deal.
The only downside is that the excellent performance takes its toll on CPU resources.
The above, along with the full money back guarantee and attractive price, make AVG very good candidate.
AVG offers strong and simple malware protection and scored high in both independent tests and our own Home Tests.
There are slight drawbacks to its performance on CPU resources, but overall this is a great antivirus product for those seeking an easy-to-use and simple-to-install product.
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