[runoades]

Hello friends.I hope u like this trial from symantec products(Norton Intenet Security 2008 and Norton Antivirus 2008)
Legal and free



If u dont like it.This is Norton removal tools too.

[evilfantasy]

Although legitimate offers, we do not allow advertising of paid products on this site.

[runoades]

Ok.Sorry

[evilfantasy]

No worries, thanks for the effort.

[philthomas]

Also, not wishing to sound unfriendly, but most people here wouldn't recommend Norton to anyone other than their enemies, because it's bloatware and a resources hog and not very good at what it's designed for either.
In my experience, many systems that have issues, turn out to be Norton related and because of this I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Welcome to The Computer Forums though

[evilfantasy]

Originally Posted by philthomas

Also, not wishing to sound unfriendly, but most people here wouldn't recommend Norton to anyone other than their enemies, because it's bloatware and a resources hog and not very good at what it's designed for either.
In my experience, many systems that have issues, turn out to be Norton related and because of this I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Welcome to The Computer Forums though

Very true. At some point (8-9 years ago?) Symantec decided that home users needed enough protection for a vast network of computers running throughout their home. It is simply overkill what the product does to a single computer. I have seen Hijackthis logs with up to 13 separate Services running from Symantec/Norton. Rediculous!!!

On another note, while there are some good Security Suites for home use they are often too heavy on resources. It is usually a better choice to use a mix of reliable lightweight free security programs. Doing so will make using a PC much more enjoyable.