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NORTON INTERNET SECURITY 2008
3 USER EN
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Editorial Review:
NORTON INTERNET SECURITY 2008 3 USER EN
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
Brilliant! Have used Norton for 5yrs with no problems but this years renewal came around and couldnt access Norton web pages from AOL to download renewal, so what to do? Checked out prices for whole new package and Amazon the best by far. Received in couple of days but then dredding the actual update. Would AOL work afterwards and how many days would it take to get back online, last year with download renewal took 3 days!!! Well have just done the whole process including writing this review in 45 mins, WOW!!! All... more info
wow wow, never seen any software create such an impact, it must be worth 4/5 stars just for that. The amount of reviews and mixed feeling is incredible. Is this software really that good or really that bad. I have use older Nortons and like most folks not that impressed.
I have a new laptop and this is preconfigured as part of the package for 60days. I'll give it a run, seem's ok so far but early days......then we'll see and maybe go back to my trusted zonealarm, I haven't noticed any significant slow... more info
Tuned up at last I've been using Norton Internet security products for many years with slowly diminishing results. I'd had so many problems that Last year I bought the new and, by symantec, lauded 360. Big mistake. It took me several days to get it to work with the help of 'customer services' and at a significant cost. They eventually took remote control of my computer and as I watched cleaned up my hard disc. As they were doing this I noticed that they used a 'removal tool' (the first I had heard of this) to strip out... more info
Still a work in progress I've used Norton for 3 years, but have had to call it a day. It appears to run without problems, not one Virus or Trojan detected etc. But this in itself is the problem, it seems to have major issues in detecting them, whereas free AVG deals with them with no problems. I recommend that you don't use Norton without using the AVG as backup, otherwise you could be leaving yourself open to attack. Secondly is the problem with Norton hogging system resources and slowing the PC down to a crawl. I've... more info
