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1. Just sharing the experience alone, to avoid computer virues. So far I use two operating System namely Windows and Linux OS. Incidentally, if I use anti-virus on Windows OS, the Performance of my laptop became slow. So I remove all anti- virus on Windows OS. To avoid the virus, I apply the rules for myself, namely:

- If I would exchange data with friends/open the file from another computer using a flash or other media that I use the Linux Operating System when the exchange or data/open files.
- Start reducing the Windows OS, and switch to using Linux OS to get the job done.

- If an application must be a way in Windows OS, and not the variant applications that can run on Linux, or applications that road in the Windows OS can not run on Linux using while, then forced to use Windows OS.

2.Some branded antivirus software packages or programs can be unwieldy to use and maintain. Still others effect overall performances of your computer and even slow down Internet speeds during regular updates while you work, shop or entertain on your dekstop or laptop.


If you are facing any issues with Symantec antivirus program or simply looking to updrade to a free antivirus program during renewal, then it is prudent to uninstall Symantec antivirus from your computer. Uninstalling Symantec antivirus program involves a few, simple steps.

Intructions
- Click the "Start" button located on the bottom left of the task bar of your computer.

- Scroll to "Control Panel" and click on it. If you cannot locate the Control Panel for any reason, type "Control Panel" in the search window below the "All Programs" button.

- Scroll down to "Symantec Antivirus" from thd list of programs that open ups and clik on it. Click on the popout which says "Uninstall/Change." Click on it and, depending on the version Symantec Antivirus program you have installed on your computer, different operations such as Modify, Remove, or Repair are displayed.

- Click "Remove" and then "OK." Removing the Symantec Antivirus program will take a few minutes relative to the processing power of your computer.