Re: PcTech Digest, Vol 10, Issue 137 -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: PcTech Digest, Vol 10, Issue 137
From: "Carmen Nuland" <cnuland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 08:47:56 -0600
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I have to agree with several others on Microsoft's Security Essentials.
We've been using it at work here for a couple of years and I've made sure my
home computers and a few family members have uninstalled their bloatware
software and use this instead. It has a small footprint, you don't notice
it and it seems to catch a lot of problems (for those at work that still
don't understand spam links). Biggest bonus: it's free!
Carmen

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