[Key] AVG Internet Security 1 User 1 Year PC Activation

Note: This product will provide a 1 year license for 1 user

WARNING:You must activate this AVG product with the license key provided to you using the AVG registration page https://avg.com/code because inserting a license key directly in the AVG product will NOT WORK and/or will give you a “Sorry, something went wrong” or other error.

You must register this product with AVG first and once registered AVG will provide you with the proper link to download and also provide you with an AVG Registered License Key (which will be different than the key we sold you) since the AVG Registered License Key is the key that you ACTUALLY activate and enter in your AVG product.

AVG Internet Security is an antivirus solution packed with a variety of features designed to protect your computer from harm. It protects your device from ransomware, malware, spyware, rootkits, trojan horses, and other potentially harmful software. It has built-in banking security features, a cloud-based scanning, a powerful firewall, and thanks to the frequent database updates, it is able to quickly detect even the most recent threats. It also helps to protect your privacy and online activity.

AI-powered threat detection

AVG Internet Security is an advanced solution which utilizes artificial intelligence to detect potentially unsafe applications more efficiently. It also makes use of ThreatLabs cloud-based scanning to easily detect even the latest digital threats. If you suspect being infected despite the powerful defense AVG brings, you can also perform deep scanning any time you want.

With frequent database updates, you can safely entrust AVG to protect your device from harm.

Gracefully dodge ransomware attacks with AVG Internet Security

Ransomware is one of the most dangerous threats you may encounter while using your computer. It is designed to encode your files, preventing you from accessing them. You may be able to get your data back once you paid the ransom, hence the software’s name. If you refuse to pay, files will remain locked, and after some time they may be even completely erased from your drive. Some ransomware programs are especially malicious, as they may start randomly deleting single files right after infection, putting additional time pressure on you.