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My experience with AVG was very good, as long as I disabled all of its
continuous protection features. I mean, I just used it as a scanner.
Cygwin worked fine for me in this arrangement.

I switched to Microsoft's free MSE because it is good enough for my
purposes. But I did not find AVG to be bad.

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