Virus Scan

[xxlonelyxx]

any1 got a norton virus scan :lol:

[locustfurnace]

I would really suggest reading through some of the previous postings, before posting a topic which has been already covered, this would help you. you would get an answer without waiting for a reply.

There are alot of good virus scanners out there, Norton is just one of them, plus it is not free. If all you are wanting is a virus scanner, you have many options, maybe even better ones than norton.
you can use the free F-Prot version, which runs from the commandline (DOS), or you can use an online scanner, if your got a fast connection.

from a previous posting
http://www.oldversion.com/talk/index.php?a...t=ST&f=2&t=1236

couple more Free Anti-Virus programs,

• EmC - anti-Spam and anti-virus of email for (Win/95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP), 2.7megs
  http://www.abreuretto.com/anti-spam/thankyoui.htm
• AntiVir Personal Edition, 3.8megs.
  http://www.free-av.com/
• Avast!, 6.5megs, Home Edition free of charge. requires registration.
  http://www.avast.com/i_idt_1016.html
• ANTIDOTE for PC Viruses , comes in 2 flavors, a floppy sized and 3.5meg download.
  http://www.vintage-solutions.com/Eng...tivirus/Super/
• HandyBits VirusScan Integrator, 1.5megs, Version 5.5 Free of charge for personal use.
  http://www.handybits.com/vsi.htm
• Bootminder, 109kb, Protection against boot-virusus.
  http://freebyte.com/bootminder/
• Sentinel 133kb. will help you pinpoint and terminate viruses or trojans
  http://www.geocities.com/bigd99861/sentinel.html
• Bitdefender Offers several products, from ICQ, MSN Yahoo file scanners and more. But the site is down ATM!
  http://www.bitdefender.com/

[Goslow]

Yep I do and its your lucky day I'm giving it away free today only ;-)

Nortons4Free!??? Okay dont believe me then !

[locustfurnace]

Goslow, your link looks like one i think i seen before. : )

[Goslow]

your link looks like one i think i seen before. : )

What! more than one lucky day, some are blessed



Grisoft AVG Free Edition
Has now caught up with the rest of the world and reduced their virus database update files from a (massive on 28K modem) 4MB to a paltry 21KB - This is now an excellent option.