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  1. Posts : 208
    Windows 7 ultimate 32bit OEM 6.1 Build7600
       #51

    v0id said:
    Offer still valid!

    Now you must have germany proxy! Use this one:

    Fast free Web Proxy with German IP

    Copy and paste this link to proxy:

    https://emea.norton.com/trialware/2009/avfbild/

    Enter your valid email,

    check the 2 boxes:
    a.) "Ich bin damit einverstanden, dass meine.."
    b.) "JA. Ich möchte für mein Unternehmen oder für mich....."

    Press the big yellow button : "Producktschlussel anfordern"

    You will get an e-mail with a link

    Open again the proxy, copy the link from the e-mail in the proxy page and you will get second e-mail with the license for 180 days

    Enjoy!
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  2. Posts : 291
    Windows 3.11
    Thread Starter
       #52

    Try other proxy!

    Here is list of Germany proxys!

    http://www.azproxies.com/proxy-lists...b-proxies.html
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  3. Posts : 208
    Windows 7 ultimate 32bit OEM 6.1 Build7600
       #53

    v0id said:
    Try other proxy!

    Here is list of Germany proxys!

    German Proxy List | Germany Proxies | A-Z Proxies
    sorry void but it still not working..
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  4. Posts : 36
    Windows 7
       #54

    Were it free for life, I would burden no computer of mine with Norton, or any Symantec product (except their standalone infection removal tools :) ), just as I would not put a heavy load on the back of a small child.

    Comodo firewall and Avast or Antivir plus any 2 of Malwarebytes/Spybot S&D/Adaware/SuperAntiSpywareDoctor gives better protection, lighter footprint - and is free.

    Norton's firewall is full of holes.

    Crazy B
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  5. Posts : 87
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #55

    Crazy Buddhist said:
    Were it free for life, I would burden no computer of mine with Norton, or any Symantec product (except their standalone infection removal tools :) ), just as I would not put a heavy load on the back of a small child.

    Comodo firewall and Avast or Antivir plus any 2 of Malwarebytes/Spybot S&D/Adaware/SuperAntiSpywareDoctor gives better protection, lighter footprint - and is free.

    Crazy B
    You obviously have not tried Norton 2010 products nor have you seen the reviews and test benchmarks that their products have gotten lately...

    Maybe you should try them out before bashing them...
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  6. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #56

    Crazy Buddhist said:
    Were it free for life, I would burden no computer of mine with Norton, or any Symantec product (except their standalone infection removal tools :) ), just as I would not put a heavy load on the back of a small child.

    Comodo firewall and Avast or Antivir plus any 2 of Malwarebytes/Spybot S&D/Adaware/SuperAntiSpywareDoctor gives better protection, lighter footprint - and is free.

    Norton's firewall is full of holes.

    Crazy B
    Lighter footprint?
    COMODO FIREWALL: 11MB
    Avast: 60MB (Web shield enabled)
    Antivir: 11MB
    --------------
    Norton internet security 2010: 3MB
    Norton 360 V4: 5.5MB
    Norton Antivirus: 3.1MB

    You defintally dont know what "Lighter footprint" means

    And Norton and COMODO both have great firewalls! Neither have any holes (All Firewalls have holes, but neither have lots)
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  7. Posts : 759
    W7-Enterprise + WS-2008 (Converted to Workstation)
       #57

    hi !

    gamepro127:"And Norton and COMODO both have great firewalls!"

    i suggest you take a GOOD look at Matousec, NIS 2010 is #13 with on the list, with 67% !
    Results and comments - www.matousec.com

    yes, really "great firewall"...
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  8. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #58

    hackerman1 said:
    hi !

    gamepro127:"And Norton and COMODO both have great firewalls!"

    i suggest you take a GOOD look at Matousec, NIS 2010 is #13 with on the list, with 67% !
    Results and comments - www.matousec.com

    yes, really "great firewall"...
    Hi hackerman,
    Seeing that "Windows Live OneCare 2.5.2900.24" got a 4% score, I'm sure that "Windows Firewall" is NO better. And I have used "Windows firewall" for 3 years without any hacker hacking into my PC. Theses "results" prove NOTHING. Just because your product dident do so well, doesnt mean that it doesnt protect you. Look at ESET, 4% again! And ESET has a pretty well firewall, ive used ESET Smart security since V2 on 6 computers but now stopped after it dident stop some trojans. None of thoes computer had any problems, outside of the trojans the antivirus missed.
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  9. Posts : 750
    Windows 8.1 Pro
       #59

    gamepro127 said:
    Crazy Buddhist said:
    Were it free for life, I would burden no computer of mine with Norton, or any Symantec product (except their standalone infection removal tools :) ), just as I would not put a heavy load on the back of a small child.

    Comodo firewall and Avast or Antivir plus any 2 of Malwarebytes/Spybot S&D/Adaware/SuperAntiSpywareDoctor gives better protection, lighter footprint - and is free.

    Norton's firewall is full of holes.

    Crazy B
    Lighter footprint?
    COMODO FIREWALL: 11MB
    Avast: 60MB (Web shield enabled)
    Antivir: 11MB
    --------------
    Norton internet security 2010: 3MB
    Norton 360 V4: 5.5MB
    Norton Antivirus: 3.1MB

    You defintally dont know what "Lighter footprint" means

    And Norton and COMODO both have great firewalls! Neither have any holes (All Firewalls have holes, but neither have lots)
    Yup.

    NIS is one of the lightest IS suites around.

    EDIT: I mean, it's not ~3MB light, but according to recent tests, it's around ~12MB's most of the time.

    EDIT 2: Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 is also pretty light on resources:

    http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/6517/kisy.jpg
    Last edited by SlackerITGuy; 03 Nov 2009 at 22:07.
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  10. Posts : 162
    Windows 8 x64
       #60

    Hey cheeriokilla, what backround picture are you using?
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