- Winpatrol will kill the whole thing as discussed earlier... service won't start, then no on-demand
- Avast works fine in an 'on demand' role
- "Those who pay" have a large number of Enterprise machine types that are overhead sensitive but need the ability to scan something (finance, medical, SBS, desktop publishing, and on and on)
- The Avast draw is very significant if you are say, streaming stock market data, or opening 100MB MRI images
- it a serious error to assume "those who don't pay" are not influencing "those who pay"... if Avast suggests that users go elsewhere for on-demand, that logic runs counter to the whole idea of using the Free Home product to promote the Pay Business product