Norton's limiting running out!

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  1. Posts : 759
    W7-Enterprise + WS-2008 (Converted to Workstation)
       #21

    hi !

    yes, itīs commonly called MSE.
    no, iīm sorry but i donīt understand what you are asking.

    Avast 5 doesnīt use much memory.
    for more info take a look at the "sticky" thread above: "Latest Avast..."
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  2. Posts : 17,796
    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
       #22

    karlsnooks said:
    I use WOT which is a plugin/addon available for both IE and Firefox.

    WOT stands for Web Of Trust.

    I suggest you try it. You can always remove WOT if you are not satisfied.

    I also use Microsoft Security Essentials.

    With Firefox I use NoScript which can be a pain at times but it does help to keep websites from unruly behaviour.

    With Firefox I also use AdBlock Plus which results in a few websites, i think ebay is one of them, rebelling against it. For such sites you add an exception if you really need the site.
    I have been a WOT user for about 2 years it works great.
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  3. Posts : 428
    Windows Seven x64
       #23

    BinkerNate,

    Just another suggestion, you could just buy another key, it is usually cheaper to buy another key then to renew your key..(Try amazon I got one key for 30 bucks) I have used Norton, and like it alot because I hardly have to do anything, it does everything by itself! MSE is a good choice for people that don't want to pay, and for the average person and does a pretty good job at protecting your computer.

    Do your research and pick the product that best fits your needs...

    Hope this Helps..:)
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  4. Posts : 622
    Arch Linux 64-bit
       #24

    I live in Ireland and don't know anything about newegg but last time I checked newegg.com had Norton at a really great price.

    Edit: Not as good as I thought but still worth checking all the different versions. Quick check: NAV 1 user licence is under $30.
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  5. Posts : 56
    windows 7 prof
       #25

    go buy the rolls royce kaspersky internet securety 3 users for about Ģ20
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  6. Posts : 316
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #26

    Ryan2320 said:
    BinkerNate,

    Just another suggestion, you could just buy another key, it is usually cheaper to buy another key then to renew your key..(Try amazon I got one key for 30 bucks) I have used Norton, and like it alot because I hardly have to do anything, it does everything by itself! MSE is a good choice for people that don't want to pay, and for the average person and does a pretty good job at protecting your computer.

    Do your research and pick the product that best fits your needs...

    Hope this Helps..:)
    Hmm, that's another cool idea. Link?
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  7. Posts : 565
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #27

    hackerman1 said:
    hi !

    yes, itīs commonly called MSE.
    no, iīm sorry but i donīt understand what you are asking.
    Avast 5 doesnīt use much memory.
    for more info take a look at the "sticky" thread above: "Latest Avast..."
    He said that it made his computer slow when booting up, not that it used a lot of memory. The issue is that once it loads it scans everything loading into memory. That slows down the boot process. With 4.8 you could see it scanning all the startup files.
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  8. Posts : 759
    W7-Enterprise + WS-2008 (Converted to Workstation)
       #28

    JonM33: i meant the questions about MSE...
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  9. Posts : 565
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #29

    hackerman1 said:
    JonM33: i meant the questions about MSE...
    You said, "Avast 5 doesn't use much memory." That isn't about MSE.
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  10. Posts : 4,517
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #30

    psikofunkster said:
    I don't remember which was blocking Torrents Search Engine, norton or MSE, whichever avoid it!

    Considering its job is to protect your PC from malicious code and attacks, Did it ever occur to you there was a reason it was blocking it??
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