Recommended AV?

[Skeithex]

Not sure when password protected files became a thing but I'm sure AVs weren't ready for it at the end.

[froggyboy604]

I think old antivirus may of just perform simple scans to prevent viruses from .exe files.

I think password protected files were popular when Winzip was popular, and people use .zip compress folders to send many files by e-mail or store on floppy drives and CD-R discs, and the password for the zip folder prevent most robbers from viewing your private data like a list of username and passwords for computer user accounts.

[Skeithex]

I bought and lost my key to winzip, regretted it since you could always get 7zip.

[froggyboy604]

I visited the Winzip website. On the website, Winzip is now selling a system utility program called "Ultimate PC Care" which maintains windows, and also have an antimalware, privacy protector, and Install protector.

[Skeithex]

Sounds like a cheap package to remain in bussiness, those all in ones don't work too well.

[froggyboy604]

All-In-One packages maybe safer to use than using many software titles to maintain and secure most people's computer. A lot of people may accidentally download trojan horse virus, malware, and outdated obsolete software which does not work good enough at keeping their computer running well.

I wonder if Winzip's all-in-one antimalware which is better or as good as Norton, McAfee, and other antivirus software which come from HP, Dell, and Lenovo PCs.

[Skeithex]

True, all in one plays nicer, but still may not do well if it gets corrupted and unable to fix itself.