i have both of them and want to know which is better and more secure, because i have limited computer resources and running two antivirus programs is not good on my computer.
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Hello,
This is Greg from Webroot Support.
You should definitely remove the older version of Webroot Antivirus and only have SecureAnywhere installed. SecureAnywhere is our revolutionary, award-winning new product that has been completely redesigned from the ground up. It uses a combination of our cloud database and behavioral analysis to keep your system protected against the latest threats in real-time without the need to constantly download definition files. SecureAnywhere also uses very few system resources, takes up only 10 MB of hard disk space, scans very quickly and should not affect system performance.
To remove the older version of Webroot Antivirus, simply use the Add/Remove Control Panel (Windows XP) or the Programs & Features Control Panel (Windows Vista and Windows 7)
After you remove the older software, restart your computer, launch SecureAnywhere and select “Scan Now.”
If you have problems removing the older version, click on my name and send me a message and I will provide you with additional help.
Thanks
Greg
Greg Davis
Webroot Support Team
Sure, webroot sucks so bad you may as well have nothing anyway, so go for it.