Then it does not matter what she does or downloads.
You do not mention free or paid so i suggest Shadow Defender.
Instead of being administrator account, set up guest account. Turn UAC On and perhaps tweak, stick to either Windows Defender or if you must go avast! route.
He previously said freeware, so NVT is out of the window.If you don't mind non traditional style, I would prefer to go for NVT Exe Radar Pro (in lockdown) with MBAE. That should cover alot. It's very light weight. (tried on my sister's old laptop)
or traditionally, you could go with CIS if you want. Configure it such that there is no pop-up when running normally. Anything that pop-up alert just tell daughter to block it when's she's using it.
(my mum is using this).
The beta versions found in the follwing Wilders Security forum post are completely free, though.
considering system is a celeron and has 2gb ram, cpu and i/o will spike up when its being scanned.
I agree with the recommendation of implementing a Standard User Account, with a password-protected Admin account to stop unwanted software from being installed, and drastically reducing malware infections. Unchecky can also be an aid for the Admin account.
