Topic: WTB - Norton Internet Security 2011 (Read 1765 times)
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Yea, thanks so much for helping me! I'll send you a donation 
Coming up in a few minutes....
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Thanks. I actually just installed it and it's updating now. It is only a 60-day trial though 
which helps a little bit cause I only had 22 days left.
which helps a little bit cause I only had 22 days left. Heh, I had no way to know what it was. At least it helped somewhat
Thanks. I actually just installed it and it's updating now. It is only a 60-day trial though which helps a little bit cause I only had 22 days left.
which helps a little bit cause I only had 22 days left. Ya, if that's the only file needed, that'll be ok. Just PM me the link to download it, and I'll try it.
Thanks
Thanks
I sent you this last night. Let me know what happened.
yeah, Malwarebytes was what we used when something would get past MacAfee before we switched to Microsoft Forefront.
Be aware stuff still gets by MSSE and Malwarebytes has been good at catching most of it. Not all tho. Had two comps that I had to take to Ubuntu and now they are golden again.
yeah, Malwarebytes was what we used when something would get past MacAfee before we switched to Microsoft Forefront.
working in an IT department, I know there are people who would be willing to buy to get rid of Norton. And MacAfee.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
I worked in IT security for a while a few years ago and we switched everyone over to MSSE and Malwarebytes (free version). Right about 4,000 computers spread all across the USA.
beat the crap out of everything else at the time. No troubles in my two windows machines here either.
MSSE never bugs you every year or so like *all* the rest.
i use Bit Defender 2011
working in an IT department, I know there are people who would be willing to buy to get rid of Norton. And MacAfee.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
What? I've never heard this before. Everything I have ever heard is that the free ones don't give enough security if you want Always-on, Always-protecting firewall/protection...
I've used NIS for years and have never had security problems since I started using it
Do you have reliable sources/sites that I can go to find out more?
Well first of all, I don't trust any program that does this:
Norton is an Anti-virus software that acts like a virus. It is a resource hog, it is bloated, it isn't that effective and it is super spammy and resistant to removal.
Microsoft Security Essentials is what is recommended to anyone at the University I work for if they're looking for a personal antivirus. If they want a more heavy-duty one, they should purchase Microsoft Forefront (Waaaaaay better than Norton if you're looking to pay). I stick with MSE and I've been fine. LINK
What have you read about comparing antivirus software these days? A quick google search finds nothing good about Norton...
I have a Norton something-or-other that came with my mining rig's motherboard. I haven't installed it (of course; I am using Linux!) so I am not sure exactly what it is or how long the subscription lasts. Though I could probably dig out the CD and look at it in a virtual machine and try to find out.
OK, well it came up as Norton Internet Security 2011, but I don't know how long the subscription is for. I can't complete the installation on Windows Server... Let me know if you want it.
I'll take it, but can you send me the serial key first, so I can verify that it works, and see how long the subscription is? Then I'll pay you right after it's confirmed.
Is that ok with you?
There's no serial key that I can find, or I wouldn't have bothered with the CD. I guess since it's an OEM it generates one during the installation? I can throw the setup.exe in Dropbox or something, but it's around 132MB so it'll take a few minutes to sync.
Ya, if that's the only file needed, that'll be ok. Just PM me the link to download it, and I'll try it.
Thanks
I have a Norton something-or-other that came with my mining rig's motherboard. I haven't installed it (of course; I am using Linux!) so I am not sure exactly what it is or how long the subscription lasts. Though I could probably dig out the CD and look at it in a virtual machine and try to find out.
OK, well it came up as Norton Internet Security 2011, but I don't know how long the subscription is for. I can't complete the installation on Windows Server... Let me know if you want it.
I'll take it, but can you send me the serial key first, so I can verify that it works, and see how long the subscription is? Then I'll pay you right after it's confirmed.
Is that ok with you?
There's no serial key that I can find, or I wouldn't have bothered with the CD. I guess since it's an OEM it generates one during the installation? I can throw the setup.exe in Dropbox or something, but it's around 132MB so it'll take a few minutes to sync.
I have a Norton something-or-other that came with my mining rig's motherboard. I haven't installed it (of course; I am using Linux!) so I am not sure exactly what it is or how long the subscription lasts. Though I could probably dig out the CD and look at it in a virtual machine and try to find out.
OK, well it came up as Norton Internet Security 2011, but I don't know how long the subscription is for. I can't complete the installation on Windows Server... Let me know if you want it.
I'll take it, but can you send me the serial key first, so I can verify that it works, and see how long the subscription is? Then I'll pay you right after it's confirmed.
Is that ok with you?
I have a Norton something-or-other that came with my mining rig's motherboard. I haven't installed it (of course; I am using Linux!) so I am not sure exactly what it is or how long the subscription lasts. Though I could probably dig out the CD and look at it in a virtual machine and try to find out.
OK, well it came up as Norton Internet Security 2011, but I don't know how long the subscription is for. I can't complete the installation on Windows Server... Let me know if you want it.
working in an IT department, I know there are people who would be willing to buy to get rid of Norton. And MacAfee.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
What? I've never heard this before. Everything I have ever heard is that the free ones don't give enough security if you want Always-on, Always-protecting firewall/protection...
I've used NIS for years and have never had security problems since I started using it
Do you have reliable sources/sites that I can go to find out more?
working in an IT department, I know there are people who would be willing to buy to get rid of Norton. And MacAfee.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
Really, stick with some of the free stuff out there. Microsoft Security Essentials is definitely better than Norton. Norton acts like malware itself.
I have a Norton something-or-other that came with my mining rig's motherboard. I haven't installed it (of course; I am using Linux!) so I am not sure exactly what it is or how long the subscription lasts. Though I could probably dig out the CD and look at it in a virtual machine and try to find out.
I got a norton 360 CD Key that i acually have the Box for, pm me if interested.
they were able to sell norton keys so low because i believe frys or newegg sometimes had these FREE after a mail in rebate, and they sometimes comes as "family pack" that includes 3 keys. i believe i saw some people selling them on other forums for pretty cheap also, let me see if i can refer you to those sell threads on the other forums.
Thanks
That'd be great. I want to either upgrade my Norton, or get another high-rated suite. I'm not going free. I want a complete security suite
Free 6-months CA AntiVirus Plus 2011 sent for donate! 
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