A user wants to acquire antivirus software for a SOHO PC. A technician recommends a licensed software product, but the user does not want to pay for a license. Which of the following license types…

Corporate licenses are for businesses and typically involve significant costs, which goes against the user's requirement for a free solution.

Open-source software provides users with access to the source code and typically allows for free usage, distribution, and modification, making it a suitable recommendation when a user explicitly states they do not want to pay for a license. Many antivirus products offer free, open-source versions or free tiers based on this licensing model.

Personal licenses are for individual use but still usually require payment, unless specifically a free tier or trial, which isn't guaranteed by the term 'personal'.

Enterprise licenses are designed for large organizations and are even more expensive and complex than corporate licenses.