[onojebilo]

nod32, simple and fast

[vaderqaz]

Windows Defender it enough for me, or try Karspersky

[QbrbQ]

malware bytes + windows defender + common sense = should be fine in most cases

[rizla555]

avast anivirus the best... not too expensive either since they offer great deals every now and then like 75% off

[johndoe2]

Norton makes your system slow, and Kaspersky likes to give a lot of false positives. I'd say Avast + Malwarebytes if you're concerned about having protection on your computer. But honestly, as others in this thread have said, windows defender and being careful can go a long way.

[pleasebevalid]

to me it is kaspersky

[NotCloud]

using premium version of avast. Works wonders and have a lot of neat features besides just the regular firewall many free ones offer. Bit pricey compared to.... free stuff... but its up to you, you'll always end up with better protection if you pay for any type of anti-virus. Its worth it to me, might not be worth it for you. All depends on how much you value a good antivirus.

[applesandoranges]

Have been using a pirated avast version and wonder if there are better options out there? What do you guys use?

Avg is pretty good

[juliafanboy]

kaskersky any day of the week

[snaipera01]

I personaly use Malwarebytes and im really happy with it

[M3VTY]

Check out bitdefender...I use it and it has been great. The interface is a little clunky though.

[Bringbranger22]

Windows defender and malware bytes should be all you need.
Viruses aren't as common as they used to be.

[rubinscube]

the most effective kind is abstinence haha

but bitdefender is pretty solid without the BS

[Megaleak]

BitDefender. I avoid Kaspersky now.

[mroyug]

I use Panda, never had any problems with it

[salmont]

just don't use one and be smart about opening links and downloads