Dwayne wrote regarding '[EE] recommended anti-virus packages' on Mon, Nov 28 at 15:16:
> I'd like some advice or recommendations for an effective anti-virus 
> package that consumes the minimum amount of system resources.

I like ClamWin for virus scanning on Win32.  It's well updated, and
works nicely.  It won't slow the system down, because it's not an
on-access scanner - it's one that you run nightly from a scheduler and
that you can tell to scan a particular file before you run it.  So, it
doesn't do things like protect you from web problems.  But really, as
long as you're not using IE / Outlook Express you're in pretty good
shape there anyway. :)  There's a plugin for Outlook if you want that,
though.

Oh, and it's free for the "full" version.

http://www.clamwin.com/

You can just go to http://housecall.antivirus.com for a free, always
up-to-date scanner as well - if you just want to scan your machine
once in a while.

--Danny
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