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Follow our Editors, PCMag Coverages and blogs > > Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0 editor rating good user ratings (5) very good
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Pros
Spare,Windows 7 Professional X64 (http://www.windows732bitkey.net/), simple user interface. Insulates user from confusing details, while making details available if desired. Good ratings from independent labs. Free.
Cons
Protection weaker under Windows XP. Mediocre results in hands-on malware blocking and malware removal tests. Left some threats running after alleged removal.
Bottom Line
If using a Microsoft product gives you a warm, safe feeling you may consider relying on Microsoft Security Essentials for antivirus protection. The independent labs give it good ratings, for the most part. In my own testing, though,Windows 7 Professional Key (http://www.key-windows-7.us/), it didn't shine. Other free products offer better protection.
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Follow our Editors, PCMag Coverages and blogs > > Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0 editor rating good user ratings (5) very good
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Review
Pros
Spare,Windows 7 Professional X64 (http://www.windows732bitkey.net/), simple user interface. Insulates user from confusing details, while making details available if desired. Good ratings from independent labs. Free.
Cons
Protection weaker under Windows XP. Mediocre results in hands-on malware blocking and malware removal tests. Left some threats running after alleged removal.
Bottom Line
If using a Microsoft product gives you a warm, safe feeling you may consider relying on Microsoft Security Essentials for antivirus protection. The independent labs give it good ratings, for the most part. In my own testing, though,Windows 7 Professional Key (http://www.key-windows-7.us/), it didn't shine. Other free products offer better protection.