As more bogus antivirus companies have arisen over the years, people have become reasonably skeptical about smaller antivirus companies like Avast! That's why a review like this is so important. It establishes that Avast, while not being the biggest, most trusted name in virus protection, continues to improve its products as time goes by. Here are the things that Avast! gets right:
Interface
Navigation is simple and the appearance of the program is truly impressive to look at. Looks aren't everything, but when you're trying to figure out complex virus settings and protection options, it's reasonable to expect a program to look professional and up to date and this one definitely does.
Easy installation
It's a click, click and you're there kind of installation for Avast, and that's something many people appreciate about it.
Help others and be helped by other users
Sometimes it's necessary to get some help about your anti-virus software, and thanks to remote tech support and connection with other users of Avast, you can get quick answers to any questions you have about security settings and other features of Avast.
New features are abundant in every area of the Avast universe. You can easily install the program with a fixed installer system that makes it easier and less prone to crash to installation, you can get remote assistance from people, and there's a brand new support system that helps you smooth everything out during both installation and use of the product. Helpful tutorials will show you how to set up the safeguards your system needs to prevent viruses whenever possible, and scanning is easier than ever with custom or pre-set scan options that give you the best chance of catching pesky viruses before they do damage to your computer.
Overall, current users of Avast will appreciate the update while potential users will find much to enjoy about this special virus program that continues to work hard at improving its user experience.
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