You're all crazy Just a waste of money, time, and system resources if you ask me I've never used more than Antispyware for about 6 months now and the built in Windows Firewalls. I've had 1 Virus, and no spyware that I haven't downloaded and installed purely for the application it comes with.
To find out which program eats up ram, use task manager. under the processes tab, click on the "mem usage" column header. It should sort all the processes from biggest usage to least usage and viceversa. then google the processes that eat the most amount of ram. To end a process, right click the "image name" and select "end process" or "end process tree" - ends all processes that started it or caused other processes to start (recommended).
You're all crazy Just a waste of money, time, and system resources if you ask me I've never used more than Antispyware for about 6 months now and the built in Windows Firewalls.