Will One Antivirus Program Take Care of Your Security Needs?

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Will One Antivirus Program Take Care of Your Security Needs? Bvs1216 uses Microsoft Security Essentials. He asked the Answer Line forum if he needs to supplement it for additional protection. - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Can I Back Up a PC When It's Off? Jim Lane asked if he could back up computers when they are not turned on. Share: Transfer Files From a Really Old PC Rosalyn wants to move data from a 14-year-old, Windows 98 computer to a brand new one. Share: Turn a PC Off or Leave It On? Atrrocket asked if it's best to shut off a PC every night or leave it on Share: Get More Windows Tips How to Use Free System Monitoring Tools to Optimize Your PC How to Use Task Manager How to Use Resource Monitor Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. Browse Answer Line Read the latest updates in Lincoln Spector's blog. 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