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| Brand | Symantec |
| Type | CD-ROM |
| List Price | $89.99 |
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| Lowest New Price | $45.99 |
| Lowest Used Price | $36.18 |
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| All Symantec Internet Security Security & Filtering CD Microsoft Windows All product |
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Description |
| Norton Internet Safety 2010 (3 Users) has numerous new and improved features. It consists of Norton Insight Network which uses Symantec's global safety intelligence network to offer real-time online protection from the newest threats. The Norton Safe Web identifies unsafe and dangerous Websites right in your search outcomes along together with Norton System Insight this offers features and simple to comprehend system information to help keep your PC performing at top speed. Featuring the Norton Identity Safe On-The-Go which lets you securely access your much up-to-date logins and passwords on any Norton Internet Safety 2010 protected PC by utilizing a USB drive. Enjoy so many extra features together with Norton Antivirus 2010 together with Antispyware to protect your computer! Inclues Norton Utilities - It is everything you want to optimize your PC. It shortly locates and fixes PC problems together with one click, prioritizes startup applications to accelerate PC boot time, and defragments and cleans the registry so programs open shortly. |
Customer Reviews |
 Norton is back 2010-02-22 |
| By Jack Cambest (Pittsburgh, PA, USA) |
Back in the 80's and 90's, Peter Norton was known for stellar DOS & Windows utilities along with the best Anti-Virus program available for the PC. If you needed to recover precious data from a failing hard drive (or an accidental format), get rid of a nasty virus brought home from school by your child, speed up your 20 Meg hard drive or simply work with the massive amount of data on your PC, Norton usually had something that would help. Then, sometime around the turn of the century, Norton/Symantec changed. Their programs became harder to work with, contained numerous bugs, ran ever so slowly and effectively took over your computer (can't help thinking that Microsoft had something to do with this). Whenever your PC had problems, Norton Software was usually the cause instead of the cure. Programs that ran like lightning before Norton Anti-Virus was installed, ran like molasses in the wintertime after Norton was installed. The thinking went from, "How can Norton help me?" to "How do I get rid of Norton?", an almost impossible task in itself - BTW, Symantec created a special removal program just for this purpose.
Anyway, knowing of the problems with Norton, I started using other anti-virus software such as NOD32, BitDefender, Kaspersky and many others, until about three months ago when I started seeing positive reviews for Norton Products again. At that time, with very little confidence and not expecting much, I downloaded a trial version of Norton Internet Security since my Kaspersky license was set to expire. After installing NIS-2010, I was pleasantly surprised to see that it did NOT slow my operation down, was fairly easy to work with and did NOT take over my entire computer. By the end of the thirty day trial, I was convinced that Norton was back.
I confidently purchased a 12-month, 3-computer subscription from another on-line supplier and have been very happy ever since. Incidentally, Amazon now has it on sale for less than I paid the other 'supplier'. I installed it on three different computers running both Windows XP Pro and Windows 7 Pro and hardly even know it's there - except of course when a threat is found. It scans when the computer is not being used and stops immediately when I start mousing or typing. It does update often but I can't tell you how many times per day because I never notice it happening. It helps me to avoid dangerous websites but if I really want to go to a blocked site, I can force it. It handles all of my website logins and passwords and allows me to easily manage them as well. The interface is slick and easy to work with. BTW, I did contact their tech support once and found them to be very helpful and knowledgeable.
As for the other reviewer, I'm not sure what the problem is but I will tell you this: Before installing any Anti-virus software, be 100% sure that your old anti-virus is completely removed/uninstalled from your computer - it is never a good thing for two different anti-virus programs to be running at the same time. Additionally, if your Windows operating system has been running on the same computer for more than three years or so, it's time for a complete reload whether or not Norton is involved. Windows can become very grumpy after years of use and the only fix is to wipe it clean then load it fresh - or better yet, install Windows 7.
Again, IMO, NORTON IS BACK!
Norton Internet Security 2010 1-User/3PC |
 Needs customer support badly! 2010-01-20 |
| By BJ (Tooele, Utah USA) |
I renewed my subscription in November and have had problems since. Some of my favorite sites became unavailable, not letting me log in. Naturally I made them "trusted sites" along with the same on Internet Explorer and it didn't make any difference. I also allowed cookies for the site. Scan time is very slow and Norton really takes over your computer scanning at unpredictable times. Performing "background tasks" often and unpredictably. The biggest compaint is that Customer Support is nonexistant. When I tried to access their customer support it locked up my computer and I had to reboot. This happened at least 6 times. Their "help" menu offered a solution to my problem but it didn't help. I have spent hours trying to resolve the problem with absolutely no help from Norton. I have used Norton for over ten years and this will be my last. I am looking elsewhere. Are there any people back at Norton?
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