It commonly happens when we install security product into our system while another security program’s process still running. After a short restart, Bitdefender asked me (again) to remove Avast! Free Antivirus and asked for another restart. The first application that Bitdefender tried to remove was my Norton Identity Safe. My first impression about installing BDIS 2014 was about uninstalling several security products in my computer.

So I tested them and here is my short conclusion about Bitdefender Internet Security 2014 and Bitdefender Total Security 2014 (later, I just call them as “BDIS” and “BDTS”). But luckily, I “won” 9 Free Months of Bitdefender Internet Security-a giveaway program from Bitdefender and Softpedia, and I also got 6 month of Bitdefender Total Security free use from the same program last October. Bitdefender is “literally” very expensive for me since I never have special budget for an antivirus program. On the contrary, a program will remain “expensive”-although it’s priced 20 or 30 Dollars-if it’s only burden your system, lack of potential features, too many pop-ups, etc. You can say that an antivirus program is “cheap”-although it’s priced hundred of Dollars or Euros-but rich of usable functions and give maximum protection and good services from technical support team. No doubt at all to run it on our system to protect our daily computing. The #1 antivirus with great features and tools. Who don’t know “Bitdefender”? An antivirus program that mostly sits on the first position of best antivirus reviews.

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