Internet Security/ Anti-Virus - Norton 360 FREE 60 Day Trial

Mancunian

http://www.nortonfreetools.co.uk/cnet/


Norton 360

60-Day FREE Trial

All you need
with all the speed.

Editors' Rating:



Fight viruses, spyware, worms, and bots.

More info




Legal Notices · Privacy Policy · Contact Us · Global Sites · License Agreements

Mancunian

didnt realise there was a few 60 day trials:-

Norton™ Internet Security 2010

Download free protection that never stops working


It's annoying to be interrupted when you're in the middle of finishing an important project (or just about to get to the next level in your latest online game). Now you can work, surf and play in peace - while staying protected - with Norton™ Internet Security. It runs quietly in the background, with a "Silent Mode" option that means your games and movies are never interrupted by alerts and security updates. Throw in free technical support* and you can always go online with confidence.







Norton™ AntiVirus 2010

Download free antivirus protection, light on system resources


Consider it an invisible security cloak - you may not even know it's there, but it helps protect you against threats no matter where your online travels take you. Norton™ AntiVirus 2010 works quickly and quietly in the background without slowing your system, protecting your PC against many Internet threats. It automatically blocks harmful software from invading your system, and scans and cleans your email, instant messaging attachments and Internet downloads for comprehensive antivirus protection.

littlereddevil

And I just paid for this last week!

Mancunian

littlereddevil wrote: »

And I just paid for this last week!

is it any good?

biglugs

Free trial of Norton is still overpriced. I wouldn't allow this anywhere near my machines. When my son got the Netsky virus this completely failed to pick it up, and I had to fix his friend's machine which was riddled with trojans and viruses, despite having Norton on it.
I use AVG free, AdAware, CCleaner and MalWarebytes, all of which are free, and haven't had problems for years (touch wood).

neutron

Mancunian wrote: »

is it any good?

Absolutely not - use free Avast or AVG plus Free Comodo or Online Armour firewall.

Norton will impair the performance of your PC, it's very heavy on resources.

quidsinquentin

Norton is very system intensive - takes up a lot of resources. Nothing wrong with it really though. But it did let through a virus onto my PC which Avast (I always use that now) picked up.

I haven't paid for AV software for years now, and I'm usually ok.

Losinmoney

My computer is protected by Norton, which is coming up for renewal. Renewal is more expensive than buying it again. It's £42.73 to buy a new one and £55 to renew the one I have. Any advice from Moneysavers, please?

sheffield_lad

yep use a free program like AVG like others on here I have never had an isuue with AVG or a virus!

wept

Losinmoney wrote: »

My computer is protected by Norton, which is coming up for renewal. Renewal is more expensive than buying it again. It's £42.73 to buy a new one and £55 to renew the one I have. Any advice from Moneysavers, please?

Please dont waste your money on that bag of poop!

Download AVG 9.0 Free http://free.avg.com/ww-en/download

Download and run the uninstall tool relevant to your Norton version from this http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039.

Less resources used on your machine and tracks threats far more efficiently.

jbro

I use Avast - downloaded for free - and have done for well over a year now. No noticeable impact on performance unlike others that I've paid for.