Installing Nortons Internet Security 2011: Are there directions on how to do this?
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It depends on if you have other Norton software or anti-virus software in your computer already. If you have only previous versions of NIS, then the installer should take care of it. If not, you might want to use Norton removal utility to remove traces of earlier Norton software and then install NIS2011.
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Sorry, I did not use Norton at all, coz it will drag the system speed too slow. Just try to get Avast or similar free Anti Free software will be ok.
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i think you should be able to call them & have your norton transferred to the new one.
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As far as Norton is concerned, I see no problem. However, I would check with Amazon/Kindle to see if that program is compatible with your device first.
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I had downloaded this at purchase. You should be able to download the file from another computer put it in a flash drive then install. You do need internet access for activation though.
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I have the temporary norton security, but once the trial runs out you need to purchase a new one.
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I would suggest checking the Netgear website for the newest install instructions
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I've purchased a few of these netbooks and they generally have some (Norton or Trend Security so far) trial addition of anti virus software installed. The first thing I do before connecting to the internet is remove whichever program is installed. Then connect to the internet and download AVG Free. Its a great program and I haven't had any issues with either XP or Windows 7.
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You must watch the online installation video. Google it, or go to YouTube and search for it.
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There is a option when is expire that says renew there gives you a option to enter the new product key if it's a new install it will ask you for the new key remember to run live update after entering the new key and if you are not able to use your key access your Norton account website and enter it there hope you are able to make it work if not send me a message
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If you renew you may get charged full amount from Norton. Just buy it again from Amazon download and reinstall on your computers
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It came with a trial of Norton, but i recommend AVG (which has a free version you can get from www.download.com)
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Go to settings, then security, then check allow non market place instalations. Now you can download directly then go to downloads to open and run. BESURE TO GO BACK AND TURN THIS OFF WHEN DONE TO PREVENT EASY HACKING.
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There is more software on here than you need. There are trial versions of Norton, MS Office, etc but there are free alternatives to those. Really, the Windows 8 load and bundled utilities from Gateway give you enough to start using it right away.
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I got the XP version of this netbook back in July. I'm drawing a blank on whether any virus software was included. I'm tempted to say there was a demo version of Norton. Any anti-virus software should work. I'm currently running BitDefender 2010, but I'm not sure if I'd recommend it. I had no trouble with 2009 with the Windows 7 RC. 2010 is giving me frequent Report Wizards to report what made BitDefender encountered a critical error - on both my desktop and netbook. It seems to be Flash or Java related. I've also had serious trouble with PC Tools. It would automatically start scanning in the background and not release resources - more than one version. Made my desktop crawl. Solution was always to re-install. I would recommend going to different web sites and try out demo versions of software. With BitDefender, I did use the trial version of 2009. When 2010 was released, my subscription included the upgrade. However, if Windows 7 says there is a compatibility issue or known issue with any software, you better listen. When I was using Windows 7 RC, MicroTrend didn't have a Win7 version yet, and Win7 warned me of known issues. I'm glad Windows 7 has a system restore to restore the PC to a point before changes where made. ...like before installing MicroTrend Anti-Virus. :) They do have a Windows 7 version now.
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Yes, most malware programs do not interfere with Norton. As long as you keep the monitoring part of the malware program off and run scans intermittently you should be alright.
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I used it with norton , but I uninstalled it after the free month but if I remember it was hard to get rid of ?