I run Norton 360. Do I need a malware remover also? nm

[hobbit709]

9. I use Microsoft Security Essentials.

It's free, has a small system footprint and works fairly well. It's one of the few things MS has done that isn't bloated. About 3/4 of the infected computers I see have either Norton or MacAfee on them.
Very few times do I see an infected computer with MSE on it-and it usually turns out that the person clicked on something even with a warning.
I have the paid for Malwarebytes running on my computers. It was on sale for $9.95 at the time and even though they've now gone to a yearly subscription model, I'm grandfathered in with my product keys for lifetime. Malwarebytes gives immediate warnings and blocks any suspicious site immediately.
I hit all sorts of dangerous sites and have never gotten a virus. It's more a matter of not clicking on anything suspicious looking than counting on your protection software to catch it.