Definitely not.  Both are antivirus programs, and you can’t have two a-v’s running together as they interfere with one another and slow your system to a crawl.  

Definitely not.  Both are antivirus programs, and you can’t have two a-v’s running together as they interfere with one another and slow your system to a crawl.  

I want to buy a antivirus program that does not slow down my computer but works in the backroundds while I am working

I know about AVG, AVIRA, MSE and AVAST — Great, and they are free. I already have Kaspersky in the box in did not cost me a thing. What are your thoughts and reviews?

There’s HidePad, an up-and-coming tablet security app that’s specially developed for the iPad.http://hidepad.annics.com While Kaspersky and Norton are well-known antivirus software for the PC, the iOS environment that runs iPads and iPhones is a different beast altogether. iOS is a closed system which means apps generally can’t tamper with the core OS… unless, of course, [...]

I have recently began to run firefox as my default web browser. When I installed the latest version of Kaspersky, I had to get rid of McAfee Siteadvisor. After reinstalling McAfee Siteadvisor, it still does not show in the Firefox toolbar. Only the Kaspersky URL Advisor does. I am able to see McAfee’s Siteadvisor when [...]

I am comparing Norton Internet Security 2012 with Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 and am leaning toward Kaspersky at the moment. I would like to hear the pros and cons of both. It will be run on a Dell laptop with Windows 7 Pro.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 or Avast! Free antivirus Paid vs Free

i prefer kaspersky….

My school will not let me on the wifi without having antivirus software so the problem is: – I paid for Kaspersky but their system will not recognize it as antivirus software. The same thing happened last year so they had me put Microsoft Security Essentials on at the same time so the system saw [...]