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This Article Of PC Magazine On Best Antivirus 2013 Has Got Me Worried. Please Help? I just read this article click link below.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2372364,00.asp

and understood from the 26 comments of people who wrote below this article (Press Page Down till you read those comments. Kindly read the entire article and all comments below it). From the comments I understood that PC Magazine is biased and although it claims that AVG is Best there are many people who commented against AVG. One Mr. Matt wrote that Bitdefender Free puts some Pop up advertisements on our PC (which I would not like. That is precisely the reason why I never installed Avira Antivirus Free because I learnt that it too puts Advertisements in our PC. Since I am not a PC Expert I wont know how to get rid of those Adverts if they keep popping up every now and then. There is no point in installing such Antiviruses like BitDefender Free or Avira Free who would put adverts on our PC because then our PC itself would look a bit infected. So we will not be able to know whether popups are sprunging up because AV is running and scanning or Popups are sprunging up because these Antiviruses put something somewhere and so our browsers or even our main Windows Registry or Windows itself got corrupted that it started showing us pop ups as soon as we are connected to the internet thru broadband. So why take a risk? In fact, I dont mind a 30 day trial of any antivirus. But it must be Free of Popups & Adverts. I just cant stand them! It is so confusing as I told earlier. And what if those popups dont go off in spite of uninstalling such antiviruses?

Another thing I understood that some antiviruses like Norton and AVG are hard to uninstall. In fact, I read in those comments that AVG still leaves a lot of its traces on our Hard disk in spite of we uninstalling it. Now, that’s really not done! If we dont like a software and uninstall it the entire software must disappear. Why are they leaving traces on our PC? Hope they dont have a malicious purpose. It is precisely for this reason why I am afraid installing other Antiviruses because I have read that uninstalling Antiviruses are not easy.

Currently, I am using Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). Some in the comments wrote it is a Great software.

But, many people in Yahoo Answers and on the Net claim that Avast Free is great and MSE misses out in detection or prevention. But, the above article just gives Avast Free only a 5.8 on a 10 scale (if I m not mistaken). The PC Magazine’s editor choice is AVG Free And Adware Free (if you read the above article)

One Mr. Mike Mckelvy in his comments on the above PC Magazine page (below the article) said that neither WebRoot (which he had bought) nor Malwarebytes were able to clean up his system whereas it was Adware which cleaned up to 9 Threats (which WebRoot and Malwarebytes were unable to detect). Even then his PC had trouble and he had to use ESET Online scanner which found yet another threat on his PC. So in all his PC had 10 Threats which many AVs and even Malwarebytes were not able to detect but Adware AV and ESET could detect and remove.

After reading the comments and article I understood that many a times one may not be able to install a new AV on one’s PC after it gets attacked. This is all worrisome to me as I am not an expert.

Besides, many of you say that one AV may not remove or even detect a Malware. And from Mr. Mike Mckelvy’s comments I understood that. But, then we cannot keep all Antiviruses installed on our PC. all the time Right? Then, what is the solution? And if we buy all Antiviruses in the market place (just on the assumption that someday one virus/malware which is hard to get rid of will strike our PC then it would be too costly for us. I have learnt through Flipkart.com that totally all these Antivirus yearly subscription will cost be more than Rs. 10,000 (for some 10 products).

Besides, if we decide to uninstall AV because 2 AVs must not be installed then wont it be very painful to uninstall an AV and then again install another AV just to detect a Virus/Malware? Because, how many times are we supposed to keep uninstalling and installing new AVs to catch viruses/spywares, etc.

Again, from above comments I also understood that some AVs (or perhaps all) could not be uninstalled just by using Windows Uninstaller and many of these AVs may not be supplying their own Uninstallers too. Then, what to do? Will it not make our PC a big mess if we were to install such AVs to get rid of a Virus/Malware etc.

I wonder how you people surf the internet so freely and casually without worrying. After reading the above article (link given above for all of you to read) and the comments below that article I am really worried about surfing the internet. I just shudder to imagine what would happen if my PC gets infected like Mr. Mike Mckelvy’s PC.

Please allay all the fears I expressed above and tell me how to go about it.