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Software : Norton Internet Security 2008 (3 User licence), Full Edition (PC)
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Norton Internet Security 2008 (3 User licence), Full Edition (PC) from: Norton from Symantec List Price: £49.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £32.48 You Save: £17.51 (35%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Norton from Symantec EAN: 5397039418759 Format: DVD-ROM Label: Norton from Symantec Manufacturer: Norton from Symantec Publisher: Norton from Symantec Release Date: September 25, 2007 Size: 3 User Licence, Full Edition (PC) Studio: Norton from Symantec Sales Rank: 10 MPN: 12776243 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Stay protected from the latest online threats.
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 Rating:  - Norton 2008 Nightmare!I installed Norton Internet Security 2008 on my DELL pc, which already had Norton 2004 installed. This latter program was due for a subscription renewal so I figured it would be cheaper to purchase and install the later version which must be an improvement mustn't it??? The installation appeared to go ok, but then it got stuck at the final "live update" stage. I left it running for about an hour, with the program apparently "updating" my pc, but it never completed and I guessed it must have "hung". I then tried to stop the installation, but to no avail. In the end, I was obliged to use "control-alt-delete" to halt the program. I then retried installation and the same thing happened. By now, my pc was running very slowly and took about 3 minutes ... Read More: Rating:  - High performance, low on resources, unobtrusiveI own 2 PC's and a laptop all running on Windows XP. I previously used Norton Anti Virus 2007 but noticed the speed of the computers slowing. With the cost of the update renewals being expensive (around £20 each) and all the talk of Norton being resource hungry, I decided to try AVG Internet Security 7.5. Initially I was fairly pleased (only fairly because of all the pop-ups from AVG) but eventually AVG would not work on one PC and AVG support, after many time wasting attempts, were unable to fix the problem. The final straw was, less than half way through my 2 year AVG subscription, my 2 remaining computers started running very slowly. After checking my system resources (CTRL-ALT-DEL, Windows Task Manager -Processes - Mem Usage)I was astonished ... Read More: Rating: - Bad for for your hard drive. pocket and sanityI made the mistake of trying to upgrade on line for this. The end result was needing to have my hard drive wiped and starting all over again. The software tells you it needs to uninstal the existing software before installing this. What it actually did was a fragmented uninstal that left bits of the prior version floating around running when it felt like it with no way to access and turn it off. Norton seemed helpful at first sending me a programme to clean up. This made the situation even worse. Oh and I had a virus come through with this rubbish. Norton then completely lost interest. I was now asking for my money back as this simply does not work. Norton now stopped replying to all forms of contact. Later they did try on sending renewal notifications ... Read More: Rating: - No ad blocking I 'upgraded' to this from Norton Personal Firewall. Have now uninstalled Norton Internet Security as had trouble with pop-ups ever since installing it. The old Firewall does the job and no more ads! I understand Norton have discontinued the Ad blocking. Why?? Wouldn't recommend this priduct - waste of money. Rating: - Beware if you add/remove hardwareI have used Norton for many years, but this version has convinced me I will never use them again. The problems started two days after installing the new version. The software said the licence key had expired. After numerous calls to get through to support, I eventually succeeded and was told that I needed to uninstall, change the computer clock back 1 month and re install. This "fix" seemed to work. A few weeks later, with my new machine apparently working well, I decided to copy all my data from an old machine onto the new machine with Norton. So I put in the hard drive, and Norton claimed the licence had again expired. Connecting to the Norton site the key seemed to be successfully recovered. After copying all my data I removed the old hard drive, and ... Read More: |
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