They aren't happy with Windows defender? Prior to using the objectively best AV (Windows defender) I had a pretty good experience with ESET: low overhead and uninstalls nicely (you should be using Windows defender).
I’d second ESET. Go for just their AV product, not full everything-shield, and there are configuration options to make it do less and less, up to a point.
Plus, it can be had cheaply-keys from prior year versions, IIRC (someone correct me if I’m wrong?) will activate (and/or extend?) an account, and those keys can be had legitimately and cheaply from NewEgg or other places.
Plus, it can be had cheaply-keys from prior year versions, IIRC (someone correct me if I’m wrong?) will activate (and/or extend?) an account, and those keys can be had legitimately and cheaply from NewEgg or other places.