):īut to answer your specific question 'Yes', WSA & AVG should run together fine.but as I said before what is the need.you really need to step back, work out what you need from you security app and then move forward.and if it is not with WSA as it does not fit your need.then so be it. Please see this diagram below that explains a little as to how it works.if you are interested, of course. If I may.but what is with the need to run more than one main security app? Honestly, there is no real need and if you install another, especially like AVG (which has had a reputation for being very invasive of the systems it is installed on and so difficult to unistall), then as and when you decide that WSA is the one for you then you will need to uninstall.and as I mentioned earlier.good luck.Īlso, WSA is unlike any onf the other mainstream security apps currently around as it has been designed from the ground up to use the Cloud, whichmakes it light.very light but still very effective.
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