AVG Free edition isn't dead

Go to the back of the class, Dennis

By Tony Dennis

Fri Dec 01 2006, 13:47

OK.OK. In a previous story concerning Live OneCare, the INQ mentioned that support for AVG anti-virus was going to stop in 2007. That's only version 7.1. There will still be a free version - namely 7.5.

See Windows Live OneCare ate my hard drive.

Thanks to all our readers who pointed this out.

The URL to download version 7.5 is below.

Rest assured, Tony Dennis has been made to wear a tall pointed hat. µ

L'INQ
Download AVG 7.5

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