To save money, an office installs a free home edition of an antivirus product on its 60 work PCs. What is the main problem?
Pour faire des économies, un bureau installe l'édition gratuite pour particuliers d'un antivirus sur ses 60 PC de travail. Quel est le principal problème ?
Answers
AFree antivirus products can only scan USB drivesLes antivirus gratuits ne peuvent analyser que les clés USB
BFree editions always slow the PCs down twice as much as paid products doLes éditions gratuites ralentissent toujours les PC deux fois plus que les produits payants
CFree editions cannot run on Windows 11Les éditions gratuites ne fonctionnent pas sous Windows 11
DHome licences often forbid business use and lack central managementLes licences grand public interdisent souvent l'usage professionnel et n'offrent pas de gestion centrale
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