I agree, I have gone with AVG as our Norton subscriptions expire, however the one drawback I have found with AVG is that if is does detect a virus, when you are copying files to the workstation, it does not give you the opportunity to delete the infected file right then and there. You must run a full system scan to delete the file. The same is true that if you are running a system scan and it detects viruses, but you must stop the scan the program won't delete or quarantine the files until a system scan is run through in total.

If I am missing something in the settings let me know.

However you cannot beat the price. Once it is on a machine the above problems tend to go away except for the transfer of files.