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Norton 360 2.0, Full Edition (PC)

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: CD-ROM
EAN: 5397039660202
Format: DVD-ROM
Release Date: April 08, 2008
Sales Rank: 8

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Follow the advice
Thanks to Amazon reviewers, I uninstalled my previous version of Norton, ran the Norton removal tool downloaded from the website, installed as per instructions and have no problems. It runs scans in the background, cuts out viruses in spam without bothering me. The only reason for the 4 stars is that I haven't used the back up tool as I use Karen's Replicator with a Linux server and as double backup an external hard drive. Sorry, I don't trust Norton THAT much!

Rating:

- Predictable but good
Notron has always been one of those products which have to root themselves inside your system to work effectively and minimise the virus attacks which you might have.

This one is no exception and I expected it from the beginning.

Since i've installed it it's been pretty quiet and kept out of the way except when it auto detects a virus or a trojan and lets me know, which is nice.

I have disabled the backup feature, but if you have an external drive permanently plugged in then it is probably one of the most useful features. I see little point in using it if my external drive isn't plugged in at the time of the auto backup or im having to put a blank dvd in the drive for about 10 dvd's worth of backup.
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- beware does not find all trojans!
OK, I bought the full price version form currys as I had a problem with my firewall and needed a quick fix. Norton did not provide a quick fix as there was a virus that it could not detect. The virus prevented me from updating or registering norton, it prevented access to symantec website. When I realised that I could not gain access to all antivirus websites I realised I had a virus problem. I downloaded a sypware software called XoftSpySE which is brillient and this sorted my problem. I can now register and update Norton. However, Norton still doesn't detect these trojans - its own spyware detection is not good, so I use the XoftSpySE to detect and delete these items.

As I paid the full £60 price I must say that I am dissapointed ... Read More:

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- Does What It Says
I have waited quite a while to review this product as I had to wait till my current Norton Internet Security ran out which was yesterday.

I uninstalled Norton Internet Security via the add/remove programs button on the computer. 360 appeared to install okay but then I couldn't get it to open. I thought perhaps Norton Ghost may be causing a problem so uninstalled that but this didn't have any affect.

After looking on Google I found the best way to install if you have any Norton products on your computer is to use Norton's Removal tool which takes every trace of Norton off. I then did a clean install and guess what it works fine now.

It has four main areas PC Security, Identity Protection, Back Up and PC Tuneup. ... Read More:

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- Has a bug under VIsta
Be aware this product has a bug that sometimes appears running under Vista.

At boot up the product will come up with Intrusion detection turned off. The "My Network" summary shows this as a fault as well. Tell it to fix the problem and intrusion detection will be turned on. The network summary still shows a fault. Manually turn off intrusion protection then use Fix to turn it back on and the network summary now shows green.

The Norton web site notes this behaviour as a corrupt installation and tells you to de-install and re-install. Apparently this causes all sorts of issues.

On one of the Norton sponsored 360 V2 forums they admit that this behaviour is caused by a bug and they are working on a fix. They have been ... Read More:

Software : Norton 360 2.0, Full Edition (PC)