Norton 360 Anti V?
Anyone gotNorton 360? i`m in need of a new Anti Virus product and i`m thinking of buying this, just wondered if anyone can shed any light on it/or another good product....:thumb: :thumb:
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Oh its norton, those people who dont give you the full uninstall for your av when you want to get rid of it.... makes you wonder why you want to get rid of it in the first place ;)
I use Mcaffee, just because I like it, though its probably not THE best, it does for my needs :) Tony:) |
Tony, Mcaffee, your happy with it then? when you say it`s not the best in what way?? i`ve heard good reports about Mcaffee aswell so i might have a look at that too, Norton was going to be my choice really cus it was on the computer when i purchased it and it`s been ok (TOUCH WOOD) Mind you, the 360 is £60 nearly..
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I found norton slowed down my computer no end. Changed to Bullgaurd now and no probs.
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Nod32. End of story :)
Both Norton and McAfee are full of bloatware, and are not entirely reliable. I switched to Nod32 after using both of the other products and it's superior in almost every respect :) |
You could use AVG its free. I use it on my windows machine and have never had any problems.
All I can say is try it... its free so if you don't like it uninstall it and buy Norton/Mcaffee again |
AVG - NOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo.................. :D
(don't get me started about that unreliable and shoddy excuse for a piece of software ;)) |
Originally Posted by staffi
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Tony, Mcaffee, your happy with it then? when you say it`s not the best in what way?? i`ve heard good reports about Mcaffee aswell so i might have a look at that too, Norton was going to be my choice really cus it was on the computer when i purchased it and it`s been ok (TOUCH WOOD) Mind you, the 360 is £60 nearly..
Tony:) |
Originally Posted by Iain Young
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Nod32. End of story :)
Both Norton and McAfee are full of bloatware, and are not entirely reliable. I switched to Nod32 after using both of the other products and it's superior in almost every respect :) |
Have used both Norton and McAfee which both slowed the PC down no end.
Currently using a product called F Secure the last few months which I am very happy with. |
Bullguard !!! anyone
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Originally Posted by Mog
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Bullguard !!! anyone
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Personally I would stay away from Norton - as said it's an absolute nightmare to remove should you want to. I base this on personal experience of the last version of NAV - Maybe 2007 is a little friendlier ?
I would stay away from McAfee if you have an older PC as it is very resource intensive. I run Kaspersky on a PC that's about 18months old (so not the latest dual core power) and it ticks away nicely in the background without having any noticable impact. I believe Kaspersky have recently licensed their engine out to another company who are now shipping an identical product, but cheaper. If I find the product I'll let you know if ur interested. |
Originally Posted by staffi
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Iain, where can i purchase this from?? PC World etc, i`ve never heard of ot..:o
It's also advertised in most of the major computing / pc gaming magazines :) |
Thanks Iain.
Just another question folks, can you pick up a virus even when you`re not on the net? or do you have to be active on line?? |
It is possible to pick up viruses from other sources than the internet. If you open a file from a cd that has already been infected for example. This isn't very common though (unless you got the cd / floppy disk from somewhere dodgy)...
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