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by infoguy
ClamWin is great. It works on-demand (as opposed to real-time) so it only scans when you tell it to (or when you schedule it to). The antivirus sign file is updated frequently (the program typically finds an update every day when I have it scheduled to check). I have a 30GB drive with about 20GB used on a 1500MHz celeron laptop, and a full scan takes just under 14 minutes. I have yet to see a false positive in the 6 months I have been using ClamWin. I switched to ClamWin from Grisoft's AVG after getting 3 false positives within a month.
In the environment you described, an on-demand antivirus program should be adequate, and I heartily recommend ClamWin.
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by bruce-carr
Thanks for replying with a detailed answer! It covers the issues I was most interested in. I plan to investigate further, but it looks like a good choice for us.
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by bruce-carr
Thank you for the comparison note. I plan to investigate further, but it looks like a good choice for a company our size.
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