Is it really true that the Norton Utilities is only a one month trial?? It has never been before.
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I got my Norton Utilities when I purchased the Norton Internet Security 2014. Mine is not just a one month trial. It is still working.
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It comes with Norton installed, but you have to buy the subscription for it.
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No, you get a 30 day trial. You can purchase the comprehensive security separately and tack it on.
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to the best of my knowledge , they will sell it to you on line direct and allow you a download into your PC . I highly suggest not doing so , buy the disc , it allows you 3 uses, also when its time to renew it is less expensive to just buy a new one each year , if you renew on line you pay more and its a one time shot. this way it allows you to install it on 3 computers or if you had to re-install yours for any kind of reason you have it in your hands . save the packaging it has the activation code you'll need for each install. it has been working well , also i suggest not to allow the Norton Tool Bar to be activated , it stops you from going to certain web sites , it didn't let me log into my bank or get my e-mail until i disabled the norton toolbar , then everything worked fine. Its a great deal especially if you own more than one computer.
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sorry. i gave up completely after purchasing trend micro and never able to get it downloaded. could not get a refund and went to norton.
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Only if you go directly to the McAfee site, I believe. That said, I've tried Norton as well as several other internet security programs. McAfee has always performed well for me, and for the money, cannot be beat.
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I dunno about ASUS, but it seems you almost always see Norton preloaded on things... I guess I've seen McAffee sometimes too, but eh. I tend to uninstall it and install ESET NOD32 first thing when I get it, because I greatly prefer it to either of those.
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I don't know I have 2013 I never used this one til this year and I won't use again. I will stick with Norton
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It doesn't matter. If it's new in the box and the key has never been registered, you're 15 months start at the time of registration, and Norton automatically updates it to the current version. If there's any question, open 360 and click on support in the upper right corner. Choose "New Version Check" from the drop down. Norton checks for the latest version and gives the option of updating. All updates are free during the 15 months of the agreement period. I typically buy new but year or two old-hopefully open box- copies of 360 and have done so for as low as $5. I register the key, update, and have the same protection for a fraction of even the discounted product. The worst possible deal is automatic renewal. Oh yes, to answer your actual question, I bought one of these. It was the latest product when posted last year, and the description was never change. Oops! The good news is this product should now be really cheap now and you'll get a great deal on the same protection others are paying a good bit more for.
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Hello, The computer comes with a trial MCafee version, but is is only valid for one month, after that you have to buy a Antivirus
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just free trial for MS office 2010 and 2 months of Norton Internet Security. There is some HP stuff but nothing of any real value.
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It comes with Norton Internet Security software preinstalled but it only gives you a short trial period before asking you to renew. There are several free applications that you can use if you don't want to dish out the extra cash to renew.
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Comes with McAfee but not sure how long tge free promo lasts. I am a Norton person so I uninstalled the McAfee pretty fast
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Yes it does have that feature, I have been using it since I got Norton earlier today
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Im a novice so you are not speaking english to me....Where do you find this free office equivalent stuff? Is it a trial thing that expires in 30 days? Thanks for the help
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Anti-Virus software has always been seperate, the fact that this is made by Microsoft makes no difference. It will never come included with the OS because Microsoft would be accused of using their monopoly to force their anti-virus on users. You can argue that anti-virus should be included for free, but thats never going to happen. You can also only have one anti-virus running at a time. However this is actualy a rip off for a different reason. They are discontinuing the service in June so its a waist of money. Buy NOD32 or Kaspersky instead (I don't trust Norton and Mcafee)
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Only through a trial. I use For The Record, they have a good program, 100% free.