That should do it. (I suspect that anyone who has owned a computer for a period of time, will know how to do this automatically.) NEVER PAY for those phony anti-virus programs -- doing so gives someone your credit card number so they can steal your funds, your identity, or access your computer, or whatever. Again, a paid for anti-virus program is worth the expense. The most innocuous site can contain a virus, not just porn sites. So that expense is worth every penny. Especially given how much info is stored on the home computer and especially given how needed the home computer has become. Article is great, but you have covered BitDefender -- We use Symantec at worl, I use AVG at home and others use any of an number of other versions -- Maybe you could again do the article but this time include pics for each version or do a seperate article for each -- I do forward your articles to my co-workers for their info as well as to suggest that they subscribe like I do When I used Firefox I was constantly attacked with malware and lost my last machine it got so bad. Since I switched to Chorme I have had no serious problems for over two years. I do not understand why so many think that browser is so great. As far as anti virus programs AVG is useless crap too . Even the paid version and so in Microsoft Essentials. I got