Hypercam (free), CamStudio (free), Camtasia (not free), are the only one's I can think of.
A free screen recording software is the one that gives freedom of recording unlimited screen recording with audio support. ScreenRec, and OBS are one of such examples. The free screen recording software are widely used by video content creators and instructors. Such tools are also used in offices too in order to share feedback and instructions for employees / colleagues.
There are many free anti-virus programs available, such as AVG and Immunet. Microsoft also has its own anti-virus program available for free now: Microsoft Security essentials. All three of these programs can be downloaded from their respective websites.
Screen recorder is a program which records computer screen or specific area of your computer screen with audio. These software are used to create training or instructional videos. Examples of such applications include, OBS, ScreenRec, Screencast-o-Matc, Icecream Screen Recorder etc.
Free virus scan and removal programs are adequate for most computer users and work well to catch common viruses. Paid versions offer more coverage as well as computer support.
AVG and avast.
AntiVir or AVG are two good free anti-virus programs.
They just are! However many types of free anti-virus programs only provide limited coverage and are not as good in quality as the ones that are not free.
Audacity is one of the best free programs for recording out there, and you can find a Mac OS X binary at the official site: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
One can find a virus cleaner free download at the homepage of one of the many free anti-virus programs. AVG or Avast are examples of some antivirus software with a free version.
Yes. Avg is a free anti-virus program just download it and scan and your all set.
Free online virus scan programs for laptop computers can be found on many websites on the internet currently. CNET has many free programs one can download, such as AVG and SpyBot.
It depends if the program comes from a reliable vendor if they do then NO however free AV programs are not a refined as paid programs so they may produce false positives more often. But a some free anti-virus programs are actually a virus/trojan and they will fake viruses and try to get you to pay to remove them. and steal your credit card number if you want some free good reliable anti-virus programs i would recommend: Avira, Avast, Trendmicro, IObit, AVG, and Malwarebytes