Any good anti-virus for a 90’s century pc lol

hey guys my cousn hav an old pc of dell so please tell me a light avg that helps to protect his pc from virus he only surf internet from his computer so there is a possibility of malware attack coz this thing is happend many times bcoz of pc age & den we need to reboot it again & again so piz suggest me some
& i guess avg like (kaspersky,quick heal etc) can make system hang so !!
Answer #1
If he uses it only for internet browsing, you might as well install a lightweight Linux distribution (Lubuntu, Puppy Linux, etc.) and breathe some life into it without worrying about malwares and viruses.
Else, Avira is an AV that is light on resources.
Answer #2
You should seriously advise your cousin to buy a new PC!
Must be a real junk if it’s from the nineties, Time for an upgrade I’d say.
Answer #3
eset smart security v3.0.669 or v4.2.71
and
tnod user & password finder v1.4.1.0

Answer #4
I would recommend Avast! internet security for his old computer.Avast is a light and powerful antivirus system wich can work with 64mb of ram and 200mhz of CPU only!
Answer #5
What operating system does he have? Hopefully something that is still supported by Microsoft…
Answer #6
Use Avira, it’s light, good and free.
Answer #7
alakazam replied: What operating system does he have? Hopefully something that is still supported by Microsoft...
window xp
20 gb harddrive
256 mb of ram
proccesor- 1.6 ghz
Answer #8
If XP is genuine use Microsoft Security Essentials ..
Answer #9
TOM R!ddle replied: alakazam replied: What operating system does he have? Hopefully something that is still supported by Microsoft...
window xp
20 gb harddrive
256 mb of ram
proccesor- 1.6 ghz
Use Agnitum’s Outpost Free Security Suite:
http://free.agnitum.com/
Answer #10
i have a PC worse than that. I recommend NOD32 v2/v3 or Avira
Answer #11
NOD32
Answer #12
Panda Cloud Antivirus is light, light as a feather according to their website. http://www.cloudantivirus.com/en/
Answer #13
Sounds good
Answer #14
I recommend eset
Answer #15
You should also consider installing Linux. Since it’s an old computer, it’s a good option for you.
Answer #16
One for vote for Avira.
Also advise you move to linux for a pc with such poor specs.