Making Microsoft Security Essentials broadly available as a free consumer download for genuine Windows-based PCs is part of Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to provide a more trustworthy computing ...

Microsoft Security Essentials is free, which is great, but its protection has been getting slammed in antivirus tests in the last few months.

Microsoft Security Essentials has one of the simplest and clearest GUIs we've seen for an antimalware solution. This is not something we would call "obtrusive" or "bloated" like many of the ...

Microsoft Security Essentials is well designed and easy to use. Installation is simple and straightforward, although it will verify whether your copy of Windows is legit along the way.

Microsoft ups the pressure on security vendors by offering free Microsoft Security Essentials to businesses with 10 PCs or less. Written by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Senior Contributing Editor Sept ...

Microsoft Security Essentials is easy to obtain online direct from Microsoft, meaning consumers can have confidence knowing they are downloading quality anti-malware protection from a trusted source.

As Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Tech Support Scam makes it so you are unable to acces your Windows desktop, you need to open the Windows Task Manager from the Windows Security screen.

Microsoft Security Essentials is already installed on your computer. To install this version of the program on your computer, you'll need to remove the existing version first, and then try to run ...

Microsoft has confirmed that it is releasing Microsoft Security Essentials, its free anti-malware product, today (September 29). The cut-down, basic anti-malware solution replaces Microsoft's ...

Microsoft today made available for download a new release of its free anti-virus/anti-malware program for Windows PCs, Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). The MSE 4.0 release is available via the ...

Microsoft Security Essentials is fake. Well, it is and it isn’t. Microsoft Security Essentials is a free antimalware protection program from Microsoft, but a new malware threat identified by ...

The successor to Live OneCare, Security Essentials 1.0 debuted in September 2009 and garnered positive reviews and user feedback. Microsoft released a beta edition of the 2.0 upgrade in July.