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My end goal is to create a list of tools divided up by category and try to keep it as up to date as possible. I would love for everyone to comment their toolkit and I would be happy to add their tools to the list. I know there are tools out there that probably work really well that I have not used or may not have even heard of. To be able to format the list I would like to keep things somewhat organized. When you post if you could reference what OS a tool is associated with, is it free or paid, summary of what it is used for, etc. I will use my toolkit to start.

Even though I no longer am an active PC Tech. I still have the occasional friend or family member to help. So while this isn’t my main line for work here is my toolkit: OSX Programs: OnyX CCleaner for Mac Tech Tool Pro (and to go) Paragon NTFS for Mac Disk Warrior MAC Rogue Remover BitDefender Adware Removal Tool Mac MBAM Mac Flash fake removal tool Windows (split into the following folders): OEM Pre Loaded Installers - Various OEM software for HP, Dell, etc.

'Resource hogging' isn't really something you can say with a straight face about free AV software in the era of 16GB of RAM being commonplace on desktop computers. The reason I dismissed Avira in that post is because BitDefender has even lower resource usage than Avira with better protection. However the resource usage between BitDefender and Panda even is insignificant as far as impact on system performance goes. Avira isn't going to make your computer any more responsive over Avast, BD, Panda, etc. The only AV that's going to have a significant impact on performance are large suites that try to do too much like AVG, Norton, McAfee, etc.