New version of AVG-Free

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Like I didn’t have enough to do after spending 5-days almost entirely disconnected from the Internet, and having work projects pile up on me while we were gone, when I finally did connect my laptop to the Internet this morning, I was prompted about version 7.5 of Grisoft’s free anti-virus tool, and informed that the version I’m currently using will stop getting updates in Jan. Another thing to add to the todo list!

Pictures from vacation are coming, working on them now.

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