17-01-2006, 00:59
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
Norton Internet Security (inc Norton Anti Virus) full retail version in Staples is 25 quid right now.
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17-01-2006, 02:05
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
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Originally Posted by andygrif
Norton Internet Security (inc Norton Anti Virus) full retail version in Staples is 25 quid right now.
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After +/- 3 years of using Nortons Av & NIS I've mad the change, yes I was happy using it but atm am a lot happier using NOD32 AV and ZA Pro, NOD32 updates on a near daily basis, AFAICT at any rate. As for ZA Pro, if your paranoid and take notice of all the 'attacks' it flags up, it might not be for you, IMO, it's doing its job, let it, turn off the ' show me  and you'll be fine
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17-01-2006, 23:26
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
Right well I've narrowed it down to 3.
Either:
1. Zone Alarms Full Firewall and AntiVirus Bundle
2. AVAST
3. NOd32
Thinking it will end up being either Nod32 or ZoneAlarm.
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17-01-2006, 23:27
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
Avast's free, Nod32 has a good reputation too.
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29-01-2006, 18:51
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
Just thoght, I'd update everyone....
I went for NOD32.
Installed very easily. At first you wonder what all the different protection modules mean but clicking on each one it soon reveals all and is easy to customise.
So far, it is working perfectly, and when people said it was small, it sure was, takes up a lot less resources and just plods away without you even noticing.
Thanks for reccomending it. I definately give it the
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15-02-2006, 23:46
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
i use norton corporate, far less resource hungry than the personal edition and no renewal of subscriptions
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17-02-2006, 00:12
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Just thoght, I'd update everyone....
I went for NOD32.
Installed very easily. At first you wonder what all the different protection modules mean but clicking on each one it soon reveals all and is easy to customise.
So far, it is working perfectly, and when people said it was small, it sure was, takes up a lot less resources and just plods away without you even noticing.
Thanks for reccomending it. I definately give it the 
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Make sure you get behind an effective firewall as well, Halcyon - some good free ones mentioned in this thread. To my mind, a firewall's even more important than antivirus.
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17-02-2006, 00:55
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Re: Norton Anti Virus 2006
Thanks Patric, got myself covered for firewall. Was the first thing I installed on every PC. I use Zone ALarm and am also behind a secured router. But its good advice.
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