I will start this post by saying I know next to nothing about the innards of internet security clients or antivirus software. However, when a problem consistently pops up in your internet security software and there is no useful information to help you solve the problem, you are justifiably mad. In my case, here are the following reasons I have given F-Secure Client Security the boot from my 64-bit Windows Ultimate computer. I will do this in form of a “Dear John” letter. 
Dear F-Secure Client Security,
I loved you from the first time I installed you on my home desktop PC that ran Windows XP Home Edition. You were flawless in your merciless execution of those bits & bytes that dared to infiltrate my computer neverminding the fact that you left me hog-tied during a simple update, not to talk of a full-blow computer scan. The best part about you was that you came to me free of charge. I recently adopted another computer kid whom I have not named yet. Despite my kid’s no-name status, I decided to equip her with the accoutrements that her big sister (Windows XP Home Edition) already had i.e. your gracious self. F Secure, that was the single biggest mistake I made.
Now, I know that I am just a transplant who can hardly string sentences together without introducing typos and hideous grammatical errors. 
However, I know two things: the blue screen of death is NOT cool and not being able to, you know, scan my computer? That’s really evil. I mean, how painful or painless is it to just allow me to, oh, open up a Word document or chat while you are updating your definitions or simply scanning my computer for hoodlums? Because of your inability to share time, I regret to say that I have not given my computer kid half the attention her big Windows XP sister received.
It is with a tired sigh of relief that I am hitting the uninstall button and telling you that I can’t deal with you anymore. I am free of your shackles and today, I say “no more!” In fact, you thought you were irreplaceable, didn’t you? Like my girl, Beyonce, said, “… You must not know about me, you must not know about me. I can have another you in a minute …”
My former lover, F-Secure, you have been replaced. Effective immediately, you are hereby given your marching orders and this not only means removing your files from my C:\Program Files (x86) directory, this means removing your tracks from my Windows registry, thank you very much! Oh and don’t let the door hit you on the way out!
Love,
Your former BFF,
Jane
lol. I had too much fun writing this letter. “Irreplaceable” by Beyonce is definitely the song to go with this letter. I could go on and on, but I didn’t want to kill the joke. Seriously, I am sick of all the error messages F Secure has thrown up since realizing that it was no longer on Windows XP. Here is a quick screenshot of the error messages thrown up thus far. It’s unreal and a bit shocking considering that Vista is the operating system du jour and they are clearly not reading their e-mails!
Anyway, who have I jumped ship to, you ask? Enter BitDefender Internet Security 2009. The Jane of the fables and lore a.k.a. Bootleg Jane would have had her fill of freebies to essentially roll her own internet suite. Well, there comes a time when you just get tired of playin Russian roulette. lol. Much love to the free stuff, but you WILL eventually have to pony up some cash to get better protected. Anyway, I’m running an evaluation version on my computer. In the past, I’ve typically made the mistake of paying for the software before using it and finding out that I’m not too excited about it. Well, I’m testing BitDefender Internet Security 2009 for 30 days on my laptop and if I like how it plays with the other items on my computer, I’ll pony up the cash for a license.
With that mini-rant out of the way, it’s on to more important things like my weekend. I skipped church for the chance to hang with J & J at their friend’s place (K & P). It was really great and I did not mind being around babies! K & P have a 13-month old daughter who has got the bluest eyes I’ve ever seen! And Little B, Sadie and Tyler came along for the trip. As J put it, the circus came to town! LOL. Alrighty, good night, y’all.
Hey Jane, It’s me Robert from Urbauer lab, I use Avast antivirus, it is completely free and works GREAT, it found stuff in 30 seconds that norton never told me I had. You download it and it has a 30 day trial, at the end of the 30 days, you register it, you just put in your name, city, and email address and they email you the registration key at no charge!! I have been using it for about 9 months now and have no complaints. Just wanted to let you know about it.
How are things going by the way??
Hey Robert! It’s been a long while. Haven’t been to autos at the world yet. Hope you are keeping sane. I actually went with bitdefender and I’m doing the trial version. I’ve used Avast on my desktop and I wasn’t too fond of it. Life is crazy, but I’m adjusting to it. We should definitely touch bases sometime.
ur letter had me cracking! hows work et al? had a full house at the weekend! but its just the parents and nicki! u need to see nicky now hes leaves the house early and gets back late frm work! hes a working man now lol! hows m and the family? hope u got to talk to mandy the other day!? stay blessed
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BitDefender Internet Security is really a very good security suite, I have this suite for a lot of time and upgraded every year for free to a new version. I had norton IS before buying bitdefender IS, it seems that norton skipped some viruses because right after installing BitDefender it detected a lot of viruses.
Well, a software security suite is only as good as the help it offers when it gets broken. Thus far, I’ve been disappointed in bitdefender’s help with my issues and while it worked (when it did), I was left for dead by their support.
I liked the way Bitdefender identified my home network and made managing updates/scanning simple. However, when faced with the sole problem of being unable to install their product (after a previous uninstallation of the same product), I’ve lost my faith.
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