New Norton 360 Public Beta Free Version

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http://us.norton.com/beta/register.jsp?pvid=n3606beta its the link for you make a cd key activation

Hi all.. im using avira 12 here but not fully works im search time him crash many times here..

and im see New Norton 360 Public Beta Free version... works fine better then avira here!!!

try test it... im windows DP
and the best information its free get your cd key make a little registration and receive in your e-mail your key activation =)

see screen off curse ^^

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:)

Just a FYI word of caution..... Norton is at times implicated with BSoD's.
Throw in an alpha OS & beta AV....
It will be interesting to observe.
 
Norton is fine. People who think it's "bloatware" are uninformed and have not used the product in the last 3 years. It is quite light on resources and scans as fast as any other good product. I've had no BSODs attributed to Norton in my 5+ years of using it. :thumbsup:
 
Testing on Win XP, Vista, Windows 7 & Windows 8 with no problems, never had BSOD in all years I have used Norton.
 
We don't want this thread to turn onto AV bashing or promoting so in the interest of fairness >
Reality >
Norton {Regardless of version} & a few other well known AV's feature as being a contributing cause in BSoD'S.
It does not mean in ALL cases or that ALL those who use Norton will get a BSoD..
 
Testing on Win XP, Vista, Windows 7 & Windows 8 with no problems, never had BSOD in all years I have used Norton.
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Hi Theog me too use norton for more then 4 years and NEVER see BSOD because the norton.... now talking about outher problems me and BSOD we are intimate hahahaha

thn for replys guys =) im using it with no problens.. =)
 
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I bet most people will have no problems with Norton.

I know so many with it installed or had it installed with no issues other than another av suiting them better.

I do not see the point in not using Norton just because it may cause a BSOD. All software does. If you post on the Norton forums, they will investigate the problem.

I do not advise installing this beta, though. Afterall, it is beta software!
 
I bet most people will have no problems with Norton.

I know so many with it installed or had it installed with no issues other than another av suiting them better.

I do not see the point in not using Norton just because it may cause a BSOD. All software does. If you post on the Norton forums, they will investigate the problem.

I do not advise installing this beta, though. After all, it is beta software!


Welcome to our Forum anitac.
While we welcome your comments...
If / when Norton causes a BSOD on any persons computer they would be best advised to seek help here.
We have some well respected BSOD experts without peer!
 
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Your anecdotal experiences will vary. Not "all" software causes BSOD's and the vast majority of Norton users do not. BUT it is one of the most frequent malware apps to cause them. After more than 10,000+ analysis' of BSOD's it isnt a leap to say it can cause them on some systems.

I merely pointed out that those having BSOD's might want to try something else.
 
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