Adaware vs Spybot: Which antivirus is better in 2022? | BestAntivirusPro
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- Offers a free baseline real-time monitoring antivirus
- Compatible with Windows 7 and higher
- Requires less than 1% of CPU to perform the scans
- Users can install other antiviruses along with Adaware if they choose the compatible mode
- Monitors registry to spot modifications
- Detects and blocks malware before it has any chance to run
- Offers a sandbox to run infected files without any harm to the system
- Offers a long list of additional features
- The free version is limited but still useful
- Affordable, especially the entry-level package
- Compatible with Windows XP up to Windows 10
- Supports both 32- and 64-bit systems