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We use Trend at work, it... is okay but I wouldn't use it at all personally.
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Is there any reason that you won't use Trend Micro?

I only use the free web scanner version of Trend Micro. I find the scan speeds are slower than other AV. I heard Trend Micro uses more RAM and CPU resources.
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Seems to over react, it will even block team viewer.
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I wonder if Trend Micro has a setting to make it less overreactive.
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I think you can otherwise just turn it off in extreme cases of it over reacting.
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I think most antivirus let you ignore programs you use, so there are fewer false positives.
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Something like team viewer though, a old program, shouldn't trigger anything.
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