Under the hood changes for AVG Free 9
By Seth Rosenblatt on 19 October 2009 13:14
Although the number of screens the user sees when installing AVG 9 has been cut in half, the installation process is still time-consuming as the program attempts to configure itself best to users' answers. Users can opt out of installing the security toolbar and changing the default search engine.
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1. GALLEYSLAVE
Long live AVG free, all power to them
AVG always has a place in my computer.