For what its worth, that Panda Software was installed on a neighbors computer as part of a very invasive Trojan package.
These people do very little on their PC, QuickBooks , fox news, photo editing, yahoo email.
I checked the logs, google desktop timeline, etc. and there was no "unsafe" website browsing.

The trojan installed files that caused Panda to harass the owner of the PC to register so much that the computer became unusable. The trojan also hijacked the web browser and redirected attempt to connect to other antivirus/malware/etc. sites which made it impossible to remove without another computer to download the removal tools.

I wouldn't trust any program that gave malware writers a reason to install it.

However it Panda's defense, it is listed on the Approved Windows Security products...
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/antivirus-partners/windows-vista.aspx

I have used Panda Software for over the last four years and have never had an issue with the program. The only issue that I know of , being a previous techie, is you must fully remove Norton Fully with the uninstaller software from their website. If you continue to have the symantec files on there that they leave after clicking uninstall, your PC could have issues.

Good deal I'm in for one or two.

GMY said:It's the 2006 version, not for Win Vista.

once you use the registration code on the envelope at panda, you can download any version you want..
i chose the 2008 3 user version..for my 2006 code.. it's in the user download area.
they send you a different username/password upon using the registation code on the sleeve to access the download area. at least that's what happened in March 08, when i registered my 2006..