Microsoft Security Essentials in pictures
Originally called Morro while in development, Microsoft Security Essentials is Microsoft's attempt to bring free, basic antivirus and antispyware tools to even more users.
Along with those two key features, it also offers a scheduler, rootkit detection, and some basic customization. This slideshow updates the gallery CNET did for the beta release in June 2009.
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Does it work as well as the free?
PoppaTab | 09/30/09
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Hard to say
GreatZen | 10/05/09
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October PC World tested free AV.
Palmetto | 10/05/09
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RE: (Microsoft Security Essentials in pictures)
leorickg@... | 10/01/09
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License
techr@... | 10/01/09
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Does it work as well as the free?
PoppaTab | 10/01/09
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Based on tests i've seen...
fairportfan | 10/01/09
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RE: (Microsoft Security Essentials in pictures)
tmudditt@... | 10/05/09
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