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Intenet Security Suite for Windows 7

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Which Internet Security Suite would you recommend for Windows 7. please base recommendations upon:

1. efficiency in detecting, preventing and removing threats
2. easy on computer resources
3. easy to uninstall (doesn't leave traces when uninstalled
4. customizable
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Check out WERCON/ Problem Reports and Solutions sometime for the presence of app hangs, app crashes involving  0xc0000005 exceptions, ntdll.dll, etc...
The classic app hang - Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer screen w/ fading white background, the spinning blue circle and the "Not Responding..." message top-right of screen - that then becomes an app crash after 30000 ms, are almost always tied to an Internet Security product's firewall interfering with Vista/ Windows 7 system services.
The 3rd party firewall has a great tendency to block Windows Updates, especially service packs.
Once the buildup of errors becomes great enough, then BSODs typically ensue.  I have removed these Internet Security products from brand new Vista and Windows 7 laptops whose new users could not utilize them properly from day 1.
I stand by my statement based on the >> 100,000 memory dumps that I have processed during the last 2+ years.
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