Avast if one of the big guys in the free antivirus market, and some people even claim it has the ability to fight with the leaders of the crowd which usually come with a fairly high price.
This new version of Avast comes with a fresh interface that makes it a lot easier to work with, as all its functions are now clearly displayed right in the front window.
Although it's an antivirus solution and this type of applications is often addressed to power users, Avast can be installed very easily.
During our test however we had to spend a few seconds on a screen that has nothing to do with Avast, as the installer attempted to copy Google's browser, Chrome, on our computer. This is also the main reason why Avast is flagged as ad-supported here on Softpedia.
Anyway, once installed, Avast works simply great, with virus definitions updated even several times a day.
The scanning process is very fast and is quite light on hardware resources, but it all depends on the computer and the files you're about to scan. We however were pretty satisfied with the way it worked, although sometimes we were a bit annoyed by the boot-time scanner.
The boot scanner is actually a very nice function because it attempts to scan the computer before the operating system is fully loaded and thus before any virus is ready to take control of certain system files.
In addition, Avast can protect the email client as well, browser, instant messengers, games and basically every single application that's installed or about to be installed.
All in all, Avast is a must have if you're looking for a freeware antivirus solution and, as far we're concerned, this application is indeed a tough challenge for the giants of this particular category
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