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Pros
Spare, 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,Microsoft Office 2010 Home And Student, safe feeling you may consider relying on Microsoft Security Essentials for antivirus protection. The independent labs give it good ratings,Office Pro, for the most part. In my own testing,Windows 7 Pro Product Key, though,Buy Windows 7, it didn't shine. Other free products offer better protection.