Need Help For Your AntiVirus?

Antivirus scans are a critical part of computer security, but they can be a source of problems. Here are some of the most common issues you might face with antivirus scans and some potential solutions.

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One of the most frequent complaints is that a full system scan takes an extremely long time to complete or gets stuck at a certain percentage.

An antivirus false positive, also known as a false detection, occurs when an antivirus program incorrectly identifies a safe file or process as malicious. This means the software flags something as a threat when it's actually harmless, leading to potential disruptions like preventing the user from accessing a legitimate program or file. 

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Antivirus programs, especially during a full system scan, can consume a significant amount of your computer's resources, leading to slowdowns.

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The antivirus software is using a lot of CPU and RAM to scan every file on your computer. This can be especially noticeable on older machines.

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