3 standalone antiviruses to clean up the mess

Dear all,

I had Avira Personal installed on a client's pc few weeks back;
Suddenly, Avira began detecting viruses; cleaning some but couldn't clean others.

I did a full scan and it deleted tens of viruses then once again, avira began to detect viruses.

I had to use:
Dr Web,
McAfee,
and
Nod32

standalone antiviruses to clean the mess once and for all..

On other PCs and in the past, I used to Norton, Avast, Nod32 and alike but always had to use standalone antiviruses to do a full clean.

It seems, these days, that no single antivirus can really provide a full protection whether freee or paid.

 

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Dear All,
Dear wildfire,

Thank you for you advice.
In fact, it was much easier and faster for me to do a clean install (format, etc.) than to use 3 standalone sacnners but since I did that for 2 other computers, I was a little bit lazy to continue

The purpose of my thread is that, and to tell you the truth, no single antivirus can be trusted these days even if this or that antivirus is ranked first, second, etc...

Regards,