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In a few days ill a have a new laptop at home, since im not in my house ill be using the wireless connection in the house where i am now that its also used by my sisters laptop, with my new laptop ill be doing downloads and stuff, now my question is could my sisters laptop get infected with viruses if i perform downloads from my laptop, the two computers will not be in a network, but im concerned because my sisters laptop has only the avg free antivirus
thanks for answering

"im concerned because my sisters laptop has only the avg free antivirus"
I'll take AVG free over the bloated crap being offered by Symantec/Norton or McAfee any day. Regardless, whatever you do on your own laptop has nothing to do with your sister's laptop.
Is your new laptop the Satellite e105-s1402? If you bought it for gaming, expect to be disappointed.

Well there is possibilities that it might happen because you two are sharing some files and you are connected on a single router even though it's wire less. So It'll be the best to have an Anti Virus on each computers. Check the site like below me they might help for further in formation.
Want A Weekly Update on Latest System Security Problem http://www.systemsecurityinstitute.org

What file sharing will there be? The OP stated "the two computers will not be in a network".
And how is this related to gaming anyway?

No, i will be buying a dell xps 16, so i wont be dissapointed as yo said i will
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...But thanks anyway to you all for answering me question

"i will be buying a dell xps 16, so i wont be dissapointed as yo said i will"
Hopefully you're correct. The XPS 16 is more of a business notebook than a gamer.

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