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This article really needs no introduction. There are many free anti-virus programs on the market, and you want to sort the wheat from the chaff. Fair enough. Documented here are the 10 best antivirus programs on the market.

While I won’t attempt to rank the programs here (in many ways the programs can’t be compared), I will attempt to give you an idea of under what circumstances they will be useful.

The order here for the 10 best antivirus programs is mostly random, so be sure to read every entry if you want an idea of what will work for you.

Microsoft Security Essentials

Released by Microsoft in late 2009, Microsoft Security Essentials sports more than a typically verbose Microsoft name: it’s also a really good antivirus. Lightweight enough to run on older machines without crippling their performance, yet competent enough to handle most viruses and malware out there.
Perhaps the best part of MSE is its simplicity. As you can see, the user interface is really clear, with large buttons for the most basic functions. This is important if you’re setting it up on a computer for someone who is not computer-savvy.
Finally, MSE is completely free – there’s no professional version you can upgrade to. In fact, it’s even permissible to use in business situations, meaning you can use it at work without breaking the law. This alone sets it above most of the other selections for the 10 best antivirus programs.
Read more about MSE in Stefan’s article here or download MSE here.

AVG Free
Though when it comes to upgrading one version of AVG to another, you need to make sure you’re good at reading what’s on screen, because the free download is only available via a tiny link at the bottom of the screen—the site really wants you to get the paid version. When upgrading to version 9 recently, for example, check out how hidden the free download was:

Whatever your default anti-virus is, you need Malwarebytes too. This program doesn’t run in your system background and constantly protect you, but when you run into a problem running Malwarebytes will usually take care of what other programs can’t. I’ve saved more than a few unbootable systems by running Malwarebytes from safe mode. This program takes care of any form of malware you throw at it, so keep it around. In fact, I’d keep this one on your flash drive in case you ever need to fix a computer for a friend (and if you’re reading this blog, you probably will).

Download Malwarebytes.

Are your games running slowly in your system, the possible reason could be system requirements for the game are not met.But incase your system meets the minimum requirements and you feel that the games are still slow then you can try Game Booster which will help optimize your PC for smoother, more responsive game play by temporarily shutting down background processes, cleaning RAM, and intensifying processor performance.

Just launch the application and Click “Switch To Gaming Mode”,Game booster will show a list of applications that are running and the amount of memory consumed by each application.You can either select/deselect any application or process that you want/don’t want to stop and press next.




After doing the required steps it will show the list of stopped processes and the amount of memory freed.Now you can minimize the application to tray and start your game.After finishing the game, maximize the GameBooster application from the tray and click “Back To Normal Mode” to restart all closed applications.

Features :

One Click Game Boost