| http://adf.ly/1Hkf45 | Arrow S01 Ep01 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf46 | Arrow S01 Ep02 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf47 | Arrow S01 Ep03 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf48 | Arrow S01 Ep04 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf49 | Arrow S01 Ep05 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4A | Arrow S01 Ep06 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4B | Arrow S01 Ep07 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4C | Arrow S01 Ep08 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4D | Arrow S01 Ep09 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4E | Arrow S01 Ep10 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4F | Arrow S01 Ep11 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4G | Arrow S01 Ep12 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4I | Arrow S01 Ep13 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4J | Arrow S01 Ep14 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4K | Arrow S01 Ep15 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4L | Arrow S01 Ep16 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4M | Arrow S01 Ep17 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4N | Arrow S01 Ep18 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4P | Arrow S01 Ep19 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4Q | Arrow S01 Ep20 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4R | Arrow S01 Ep21 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4S | Arrow S01 Ep22 |
| http://adf.ly/1Hkf4T | Arrow S01 Ep23 |
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Avast Free Antivirus 5.0.677.100921
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| Name | Avast Free Antivirus 5.0 | |
| License | Freeware | |
| File size | 48.25MB | |
| OS | Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 | |
Avast Free 5, an A-list freeware antivirus app, provides the same steadfast protection of well-known, pricier antivirus programs. Avast is remarkable for both its effectiveness and arguably providing the most complete free antivirus on the market.
Avast Free 5, formerly known as the Home Edition, protects you with multiple guards. The antivirus, antispyware, and heuristics engines form a security core that also includes multiple real-time shields. The adjustable mail and file system shields join the pre-existing behavior, network, instant messaging, peer-to-peer, and Web shields. The behavioral shield is a common-sense feature, as security software publishers leverage their large user bases to detect threats early and warn others. Other new features include a silent-gaming mode and an "intelligent scanner" that only looks at changed files after establishing a baseline. The biggest change in Avast 5, though, is the interface. Gone is the music player default look, which was skinnable but confusing. In its place is a sleek UI that new users should find far more manageable. It's also Aero-friendly, with Explorer-style navigation buttons in case you can't remember where you tweaked a particular setting.
Avast's recent independent third-party testing has been notably solid, able to hold its own against better-known programs from Symantec and Microsoft. Avast 5 Free lacks features in the paid upgrade including antispam measures, a testing sandbox, a Script shield, and a firewall. Even without those, Avast Free 5 is probably the strongest, free antivirus currently available.
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AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0.851
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| Name | AVG 9.0 Free Edition | |
| License | Freeware | |
| File size | 2.03MB | |
| OS | Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 | |
AVG Free provides the bare necessities when it comes to security, but that should be enough for savvy Windows users. You'll get a combined antivirus and antimalware engine, LinkScanner, and e-mail scanning. AVG Free 9 introduces a few new features, with improvements focused on performance, including claims of faster scan and boot times. One new feature is the Identity Theft Recovery Unit. Only for users in the United States, ITRU is a business partnership with Identity Guard which provides "consumer identity theft solutions," accessible only from the AVG toolbar in Firefox and Internet Explorer.
The interface is nearly unchanged from the last version, and generally it's easy to use. From the main window, though, you must double-click to get further information on any feature, whether virus scanning, LinkScanner settings, or updating. Streamlining this to one click would be helpful. A scheduling utility automates both scans and updates, while the upgrade ad at the screen's bottom can be easily hidden using the Hide Notification button. When starting a scan, a slider makes it easy to jump between Slow, Automatic, and Fast scans: the faster the scan, the less comprehensive it is, so users should take advantage of the scan optimization that is recommended during installation to speed up that first scan. A progress meter for regular scans would've been useful, though. Should a virus create serious problems, AVG creates a rescue disk to scan your computer in MS-DOS mode.
The LinkScanner feature protects you from third-party code exploits before they load in your browser and for ranking search results. Annoyingly, when you install its optional toolbar, it commandeers your new-tab page, decidedly inappropriate behavior. The program doesn't obviously tax your system when scanning or when running in the background, although CNET Labs determined that it will significantly slow down your system's boot time, and slightly delay shutting down. AVG also detected some image files as threats, when two other scans decided they weren't--we decided these were false positives. AVG might not be the fastest or the most effective free security option, but it still gets the job done and you're better off with it.
The interface is nearly unchanged from the last version, and generally it's easy to use. From the main window, though, you must double-click to get further information on any feature, whether virus scanning, LinkScanner settings, or updating. Streamlining this to one click would be helpful. A scheduling utility automates both scans and updates, while the upgrade ad at the screen's bottom can be easily hidden using the Hide Notification button. When starting a scan, a slider makes it easy to jump between Slow, Automatic, and Fast scans: the faster the scan, the less comprehensive it is, so users should take advantage of the scan optimization that is recommended during installation to speed up that first scan. A progress meter for regular scans would've been useful, though. Should a virus create serious problems, AVG creates a rescue disk to scan your computer in MS-DOS mode.
The LinkScanner feature protects you from third-party code exploits before they load in your browser and for ranking search results. Annoyingly, when you install its optional toolbar, it commandeers your new-tab page, decidedly inappropriate behavior. The program doesn't obviously tax your system when scanning or when running in the background, although CNET Labs determined that it will significantly slow down your system's boot time, and slightly delay shutting down. AVG also detected some image files as threats, when two other scans decided they weren't--we decided these were false positives. AVG might not be the fastest or the most effective free security option, but it still gets the job done and you're better off with it.
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