Using a newer version of Norton to renew

ChiefGrasscutter

don9999 wrote: »

Also.....having a Barclays bank account, they are currently providing Kaspersky FREE for up to 3 computers. Bonus ! (This is the commercial version that they are giving to customers for free, not a free version of the software).

It indeed used to be for up to 3 computers
They have now reduced the free offer to just cover 2 computers.
See discussion on here at
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5408114

John_Gray

AndyPix wrote: »

Try thinking before you comment

I think that you are exhibiting far too much Attitude.
Is that any better?

Horizon81

AndyPix wrote: »

Im talking personal experience over a 25 year career you tool.

You a fat, baldy guy who lives with his mum by any chance? Typical IT boor who knows it all but knows nowt.

Most people on here are thankfully quite nice. Norton FTW.

andygb

I have used Norton for around five years on various PC's and laptops and never had a problem.
The online renewal price from Norton is £54.99 at the moment, but you can buy it direct from Norton (or other sources probably) for around £24.99.
The only problems I have had on PC's usually involve Windows updates.

Symantec

Horizon81 wrote: »

I have Norton Internet Security 2013 and the renewal price online is a joke. In previous years I have occasionally bought a new copy in Tesco and just used the product key.

Now I see that the product is just called Norton Security. If I buy this will the product key work ok with older versions of NIS?

Hi,

This product key will not work with NIS. You can register the product key at https://www.norton.com/setup and download the latest version of Norton Security.

Harini
Norton Support