The first step in installing a simple antivirus software for PC is downloading the software. Once the program has been downloaded, double-click it to start the installation process. The installer should walk you through the necessary steps to install the program, which includes acceptance of the terms and conditions, and establishing the location where the antivirus is saved on your computer. Based on the program you choose to install, you might need to enter a license key or create an account with the software provider.
Once the antivirus software has been installed, you need to activate it to begin scavenging for malicious software. Most antivirus programs will ask you to register and provide personal information in the activation process, but it is generally not mandatory. Once you’ve registered, you’ll receive an email confirmation or message verifying that the antivirus program has been activated.
Depending on your anti-virus software You may be asked to perform a system scan or select an individual file or folder to scan. During the scan, it will search for and eliminate any malicious files or folders. Certain programs will also run periodic or automatic scans to identify new malware and ensure that your computer is free from threats.
Macworld’s team of experts recommend Intego VirusBarrier if you are seeking a powerful macOS antivirus. It’s a comprehensive suite that comes with VirusBarrier and NetBarrier, a pair of utilities that can catch malware and fake software samples prior to their download or launch on your Mac. VirusBarrier was able to identify all the malware samples we sent it. It also warns you if you download or run suspicious-looking software.