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We went with AVG networks about 6 months ago. The only problem I had was getting the remote installation to work, but after reading AVG's online documentation, I got it to work. I found their tech support to be very lacking, very unhelpful, but other than that, I would say go for it, its a good product, and a good price.

Yip, I did. Its a nightmare !!!
I could not delete scheduled tasks from the Admin control.
One thing that I was amazed by. It updated all clients connected to the LAN with the new 7.5 AVG client. but this happened a day later after I tried installing it to the client pc's & failed to install most of them.
I just cannot get it to install the anti-spyware from the AVG admin.

This has to be the worst experience I've ever had with Anti-virus software. For starters, the installation of AVG Network Edition was plagued with issues, ranging from invalid license keys to remote client installations that wouldn't take. On top of that the support is absolutely terrible which compounds any issues you're already having with the product. The only way to contact AVG with technical questions is via e-mail support which doesn't work half the time. The other half of the time they don't reply, so you're left trying to figure out how to make this product work while your users are not properly protected. In my case I got rid of AVG and went with the much easier to manage Symantec Corporate Edition which has worked out well so far.

-LK