Cora is correct. There is a big difference between delete and uninstall. If it is a program you need to uninstall or you will not get rid of all the files the program uses. I cannot remember if Linda was answered, but here is the link to the FREE AVG. Look at the page and scroll down for the download button. http://free.avg.com/us-en/free-antivirus-download All of these places are tricky. They would rather have you get the paid version. You need to really check what you are clicking on to be sure you get what you want. THEN, once you download and install, be sure to read the questions asked when installing the program. I think that is where people get the different tool bars and programs they really do not want. Some installations ask - do you want ??? and we never read, just click yes. Joy On 2/6/2013 11:18 AM, Cora Henricks wrote: > Linda is not the first in the last day or so to use "delete'' word when I > think she means "uninstall". So, will anyone/everyone who is not sure of > the difference please study up on the difference, as it is important and > the using the correct term for what you actually want to do/did will give > helpers a better idea of what you may have gotten yourself into (or > not)...... > > Googling "uninstall vs. delete" provided this site, amongst others: > > http://www.coloradohitechsolutions.com/facts-tips-info/uninstall-vs-delete.htm > > Cora > > ========= > > Linda wrote > > AVG 11 wanted to up date so I clicked yes just as a free trial offer for 13 >> popped up.After the 30 days was up ?I went to control panel and deleted it. >> AVG 11?is gone and?I can't download a new free verison of AVG.It downloads >> in a bunch of folders/files,plus Internet Explore is not working normal, it >> want open mail or anything on my favoite list.I can close it out and it >> will work then.? >> Is there another virus program that's good? Free is great but I don't mind >> paying for a good program that will work. >> Thank you for the help! >> Linda