#Avast internet security license key 11.1.2253 Pc#
#Avast internet security license key 11.1.2253 download#

#Avast internet security license key 11.1.2253 download#

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Is there something more I should be doing to check for a virus or malware that's deeply rooted in her PC?Д®dited by Webslinger64, 29 February 2016 - 09:49 PM.

#Avast internet security license key 11.1.2253 Pc#

We both have the exact same PC and mine rarely, if ever, has a problem with this stuff. Not sure if it's just her browsing habits, or something affecting the PC that I just can't get rid of using the programs I've mentioned. I don't understand why all of this stuff keeps coming back. Here we are 24 hours later, ran the scan again and AGAIN found hundreds of threats. Cleaned it all out and the PC was running fast and smooth. So, as an example, I ran all these programs yesterday afternoon. Up to this point, running Avast antivirus scan and Kaspersky online scan has not shown any viruses. Occassionally, Malwarebytes will find something and I delete those as well. When the scan finishes, I delete all the threats. Typically after running SuperAntispyware, the program will find anywhere from 600 to 1500 threats. When the PC slows down and she complains about it, I'll use the following programs in this order 1) SuperAntiSpyware, 2)Malwarebytes, 3)Avast antivirus scan, and sometimes I'll run an additional scan through Kaspersky Online Scanner. I personally don't think that's a good idea, but those are her habits. As a computer user, she's pretty hard on the PC in that she will open multiple browser tabs (upwards of 10-15 at a time) and leave them open all day/all night/ 24/7. While she's on the PC doing routine online stuff, it slows down tremendously gmail accounts load very slowly, video play pauses/disrupts/freezes, web pages load slowly and such. As a blogger, she does visit a lot of sites in the blogging world that I suspect are culprits. This PC is used by my wife primarily for blogging, social media, e-mail and news. I have a PC that is constantly filling up with adware/spyware/malware and no matter how much I do to clean it out, it always returns in force and fairly quickly.