If I install VIPRE Internet Security 2013 on current PC, and upgrade to a new computer, would I be able to transfer my lifetime subscription?
1644712
As long as you remove Vipre from the old computer first.... They use your email to track the license.
1679848
Unfortunately, no. I guess you can download almost anything. I do not have a lot of tech experience but considered copying files and emailing and installing them. Also, Norton was very helpful, installing my Norton 360 remotely for me. There's tons of room on the hard drive so don't see running out any time soon. Hope this helps.
1271681
No you cannot transfer installed programs, only files. And you may want to set up a transfer folder with only the files you want and know to be safe, otherwise all files will be transferred, and if your old pc has a virus or any sort of corrupted files they will be transferred to your new pc. But the transfer cable is awesome I was extremely happy with it.
1181565
No, there is no subscription required. They do periodic software updates, but they are free.
1991229
I don't think so. You have to go online to register the software within 30 days. If you don't, it loses some or all of its functionality (I'm ashamed to say I haven't done so yet, even though it's been longer than that since I installed it). Anyway, I suspect that once you register it on one computer, you probably won't be able to do so again for another one. Hope this helps.
1831640
No it should do what is necessary as in actuality its on upgrade. Only if you are using a completely different product, say AVG and now using Norton, then you would have to uninstall the AVG.
2134667
I did buy/download/buy computer and had to redownload. The WRITE WAY PRO people sent me my license no and allowed me to redownload - since I couldn't find the one I had previously - THEY MAKE IT VERY EASY!
1032106
Unfortunately yes, there is a very good chance you will if you open any files that were infected and you don't have a good anti-virus program running. If you aren't using an anti-virus program, don't transfer any files to your new computer. If you are, then run a scan on the drive and find out what viruses are there. You should then be able to disable them or delete them from the drive (depending on how malicious they are) It should then be possible to transfer your personal info to your new computer
1132648
Yes, just download the software from website on each PC. Customer support is GREAT. You should hove no problem.
1430395
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.
1670352
No, not to my knowledge. I have had to update manually over the existing version and the new version will uninstall the previous version. It's free but does not do it like Avast Professional which makes it quick and painless. At the moment Bit Defender is number one so that is why I am using it. Avast has a nice feature also that I like which is the boot time scan. But people with Bit Defender has been pretty good for all my users. Here are the instructions on how to upgrade the bit defender internet security. Its free of charge http://www.bitdefender.com/support/how-to-upgrade-for-free-from-an-older-version-to-the-new-bitdefender--711.html
1745055
I bought mine from Vipre directly, but I am guessing that the procedure might be the same. I had to go to the Vipre website and download a free trial version and then input the security code to upgrade to the paid status.
1101650
my understanding is that the one user, creates the account with norton and you can then put it onto two other computers as you want to in your case. they may or may not need to put in your email address. i purchased this product and didn't have to for mine. i have it installed on my two desktops and my laptop with no problems. i'm sure it will install for you and your brothers' computers too. hope this helps.
2018979
I installed the upgrade from FP and it went fine. I did not have FP installed and it did not ask for the program disk or the product key. I'm guessing it will work for you as well.
2236571
yes, you can buy from norton and they will give you the key, just click renew on your old norton 360. get it cheaper thru amazon
1436754
Hi Michele, The exact answer depends on your situation. Are you doing payroll, using Sage Mobile services or credit card processing? If you are, you must upgrade. If not, you can keep your program on your computer for a long time without upgrades if you purchase a BASIC or TRADITIONAL license. Anything that says AUTO RENEWING must be updated every year or the program will stop. The cost is about the same as the original cost of the program less the initial purchase discounts.
1867166
as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.