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"Let's say I have £100...."

(which I don't)

But let's assume I have £100 to spend on anti-virus programs, firewalls and other such programs to keep my PC clean and happy... what should I buy?

[I]Edit - However many of you suggest I download/crack copies of the programs I need,I won't... for the first time in.. er.. ever.. I'm going to legitemately buy these programs.

I just have Norton Antivirus and Norton Internet Security, not SystemWorks. I think that's a different pack altogether.

I'm so confused,

what's the difference between 'SystemWorks' and 'Internet Security', they both have AntiVirus and stuff... do I get both?

Thanks for answering :-)

Norton Antivirus I think contains Norton Internet Security. I obtained it legally of course (;0D) and it had that in it, so go for Norton Antivirus 2004, it really does own. Blocks all viruses and pop-ups very efficiently.

And Chad - how is your last name pronounced? It's been bugging me all day.

Don or†ega wrote:
> what ashley said.
>
> I just work with two hard drives. Anything important is on the slave
> and when anything goes bad i just format the master.

Then one day a new virus that can seriously damage data gets on the slave drive whipping out all your work and 'important' stuff.
Then you wish you had an anti-virus on.

I suggest getting Norton Internet Security and Norton System Works.

They both have all you need. AV, Firewall, utilities, spy/adware remover, backup stuff. Everything you need.

You could spend the cash on a router with firewall. If you already have one, buy another just in case.

I have roughly £10.

You're nice...

you wouldn`t have it for long cos I`d nick it

I have -£26

what ashley said.

I just work with two hard drives. Anything important is on the slave and when anything goes bad i just format the master.