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Originally posted by Daemon SinThe notice I read said the were discontinuing the AVG Free version completely.
No, it doesn't mean that you muppet.
They're discontinuing the support for v7.1 because they've released v7.5.
Hence no support or updates, thertefore useless really.
It's possible maybe that they worded it all wrong or something - I already had version 7.5 installed.
Originally posted by Dr Strangelovehttp://www.grisoft.com/doc/special-upgrade-to-avg-75-free75cnv
Originally posted by Palynka
[b]http://www.grisoft.com/doc/products-avg-anti-virus-free-edition/lng/us/tpl/tpl01
It said in January.[/b]
STAY PROTECTED: Your AVG Anti-Virus Free 7.1 will be discontinued on 15. January 2007!
I think he has a point, before I thought it would be over too.
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Originally posted by NordlysGood move! I hate Norton.
As I said, my bank offers it for free to their customers.
I also get Norton for free from my internet provider, but I got rid of it because it slows down the system so much.
Hmmm... "Norman" reminds me of the dumbest kid from our 6th grade class. Funny how names stick with you.
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveFrom AVG helpfiles
The notice I read said the were discontinuing the AVG Free version completely.
Hence no support or updates, thertefore useless really.
It's possible maybe that they worded it all wrong or something - I already had version 7.5 installed.
AVG 7.5 Free Edition
The AVG Free Edition is provided free-of-charge, and its functionality is limited. All functions provided within the AVG Free Edition respond to the AVG Professional Basic Interface level.
AVG Free Edition working environment
When you first open AVG, you will see the AVG Test Center allowing you to run tests, update your AVG and edit some basic configurations.
The main AVG console, however, is the AVG Control Center. The AVG Control Center launches automatically upon Windows startup, and you can see its icon in the system tray - double-click the icon to open the interface (otherwise, you can access it from either the Testing Interface, or via the Start menu -> Programs -> AVG Free Edition -> AVG Control Center). The AVG Control Center lists all installed components, gives information on their status, and allows you to fully configure them.
This is all you need to know to begin using AVG Free Edition
Originally posted by PalynkaLooks like you are right then - I wonder why I got the notice when I already had 7.5 430 installed.
http://www.grisoft.com/doc/special-upgrade-to-avg-75-free75cnv
STAY PROTECTED: Your AVG Anti-Virus Free [b]7.1 will be discontinued on 15. January 2007!
I think he has a point, before I thought it would be over too.[/b]
Originally posted by adramforallI've been using AVG for years now, and I have noticed before that they are not too clear on what they mean sometimes
From AVG helpfiles
AVG 7.5 Free Edition
The AVG Free Edition is provided free-of-charge, and its functionality is limited. All functions provided within the AVG Free Edition respond to the AVG Professional Basic Interface level.
AVG Free Edition working environment
When you first open AVG, you will see the AVG Test Center allowing you to run ...[text shortened]... ows you to fully configure them.
This is all you need to know to begin using AVG Free Edition
Originally posted by jimslyp69When I got the message I followed the learn more about free 7.5 link and took the free 7.5 upgrade.
I have AVG installed on my PC. Now when I log in, I get a big huge box that fills the screen almost, informing me that AVG v7.1 will no longer be free as of January '07.
Does this mean that after 3 years of owning a PC, that I will have to dig deep and finally purchase ant anti virus program.
DAMN!
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