anti virus programs vista

I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

CA is offering a free Vista antivirus solution for a year
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"dcoxjr" wrote in message

I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

Rob Latour wrote:

CA is offering a free Vista antivirus solution for a year ...

Avast! 4.7 Home <www.avast.com> is free (for private use) for eternity;-)
rOy

I'll have to jump in here and state that I tried the CA "EZ" product for Vista and was dissatisfied. I too get the two requests for UA permission to run in the Dashboard tray every time I log on. I wrote their support to ask about it and they basicly blew it off saying it's not their problem. Maybe not, but something useful about what settings to change or a work around would have been nice. There are other options, I am going to deinstall the CA procduct. My 2 cents. Steve
"Rob Latour" wrote:

CA is offering a free Vista antivirus solution for a year
http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;196118326;relcomp;1
Rob www.callclerk.com
"dcoxjr" wrote in message I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

aside from microsoft's corperate partner TREND, Symantic shows a patch available for corporate edition anti-virus. Thats all i know
"dcoxjr" wrote:

I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

I just started useing OneCare and it works great with Vista.
"dcoxjr" wrote:

I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

Actually i had never used Windows OneCare, but i must admit, after installing it on Vista RC2 i'm quite impressed.
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"Ed" wrote in message

I just started useing OneCare and it works great with Vista.
"dcoxjr" wrote:
I was using Windows OneCare before installing Vista. What anti-virus programs are campatible with Vista?

"John Barnett MVP" wrote in message

Actually i had never used Windows OneCare, but i must admit, after installing it on Vista RC2 i'm quite impressed.
-- John Barnett MVP Associate Expert

When i try to click on download one care live 90 days trial, i only get a message saying. "Your computer must be running Windows XP". I'm using Windows Vista RC 1.
Regards, Rasmus Bertelsen

You need the Windows Live OneCare Beta 1.5 for Vista.
"Rasmus Bertelsen" wrote in message

"John Barnett MVP" wrote in message Actually i had never used Windows OneCare, but i must admit, after installing it on Vista RC2 i'm quite impressed.
-- John Barnett MVP Associate Expert
When i try to click on download one care live 90 days trial, i only get a message saying. "Your computer must be running Windows XP". I'm using Windows Vista RC 1.
Regards, Rasmus Bertelsen

"Jane C" wrote in message

You need the Windows Live OneCare Beta 1.5 for Vista.
DOH! :-) Yes i noticed that later...

Regards, Rasmus Bertelsen

I am using both Rising Antivirus and Rising Firewall with Vista and they both work fine.
"Rasmus Bertelsen" wrote:

"Jane C" wrote in message You need the Windows Live OneCare Beta 1.5 for Vista.
DOH! :-) Yes i noticed that later...
Regards, Rasmus Bertelsen