Norton

WaxiesDargle

thanks for all your replies...think I'm going to get Norton...its 29.99 with the laptop...yes it may be 29.99 more than the free ones but I'll live with that....cheers again all

Francesanne

WaxiesDargle wrote: »

thanks for all your replies...think I'm going to get Norton...its 29.99 with the laptop...yes it may be 29.99 more than the free ones but I'll live with that....cheers again all

I've got a free 60 day trial on my new HP desktop and I'm very pleased with it. Much prefer it to McAfee. I'm happy to stick with Norton.

spakkker

And I much prefer lung cancer to cancer of the brain .

Francesanne

spakkker wrote: »

And I much prefer lung cancer to cancer of the brain .

Let's hope you get neither. My husband is battling cancer at the moment & wouldn't wish any form of cancer on anyone.

rdpro

I've had two calls this week, both involving Norton and McAfee, where each antivirus completely knackered the networking on each PC when they expired - almost as if they had 'dog in a manger' attitude!

I still refuse to trust either of these AV's, and I see them slowing down PCs on a daily basis.

WaxiesDargle

rdpro which av would you recommend?

JJ_Egan

Eset Nod 32 or Kaspersky are my only recommends .

jje

Meadows

WaxiesDargle wrote: »

Hi
a friend has a norton CD but he said that there has already been 3 computers that have used it...is there a block preventing another computer using it?thanks

Why not buy a new one fpr £33.22 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Norton-360-v4-0-User-PC/dp/B0036OQO8O/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I3TY0L69ORRDPB&colid=28L1091VNDGF7