Windows 7 testers invited to ongoing MSE beta program

    Windows 7 testers invited to ongoing MSE beta program


    Posted: 14 Oct 2009
    Windows 7 beta testers have received an e-mail about an ongoing beta program for Microsoft Security Essentials and Windows 7 launch party hosts have received an e-mail about a free copy of Norton Internet Security 2010.

    Full Story: Windows 7 testers invited to ongoing MSE beta program - Ars Technica
    Posted By: Slimy
    14 Oct 2009



  2. Night Hawk
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    I have that on now just like you would any other spyware/adware program where it went into an immediate scan with the quikc install seen. No email for testing it came in here despite having tested the 7 betas.

    Forget Norton here however. The present AVG security IE toolbar serves the purpose well enough.
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