Anti-virus program      99,160pages on     this wiki      When
it comes to anti-virus programs, you have the good, the bad, and
the downright ugly! It would be great if this list remained
static, but unfortunately things change. One program may be
great today, and absolutely STINK tomorrow. The problem with
many security packages today is they're trying to do everything,
and in the process, screwing up a lot of things.      Back to
the subject at hand. First, there is absolutely no need to
purchase anti-virus software. There are some free alternatives
out there that are excellent choices and will do a very good job
of protecting your system. Just because you paid money for it
doesn't mean it's good. Remember, a good anti-virus program is
but one tool in your arsenal to keep your computer bug free.
See list of 3rd-party software for a list of recommended
programs.      False positives Edit      False positives occur
when the anti-virus program sees something in a file that it
thinks is a virus or trojan,