Norton needs Renewing

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My mums pc has Norton IS 2011 and it only has 10 days remaining. Should she renew £25 for 1 year (3 PCs) or is there any better offers, programs out there?
 
NOD32 (either AV or Smart Security if your Mum needs a software firewall) or Kaspersky are the two popular pay for AV suites. Avast or MSE are pretty popular in the free category. :)
 
NOD32 (either AV or Smart Security if your Mum needs a software firewall) or Kaspersky are the two popular pay for AV suites. Avast or MSE are pretty popular in the free category. :)

Kapersky is £15 more though I have heard its better. Basicaly she just wants her pc to be secure for online banking. My main concern is that she'll get another 1 years supercription for NIS2011 then NIS2012 comes out in 4 months or something.
 
you can get kis 2011 3 users for £15 i did from ocuk

EDIT looks like they only sell retail check another site for oem version it goes for £15
 
you can get kis 2011 3 users for £15 i did from ocuk

its gone up now to £23.99 plus postage and hassle of waiting for delivery. Then I'll have to come down and install it for her and unistall Norton which use to problematic to unistall. Hence why i'm thinking it might be better for her to stick with Norton?
 
MSE is not any good, it was but then Microsoft helped to take down that Russian spam ring now viruses are getting written specifically for MSE. AVG is rubbish too but Id stick that on a PC before MSE.

Go for Kaspersky IS, download and install the 30 day trial and then activate it with the serial you get from the oem/retail when it arrives (or a day before the trial ends).
 
Norton is bloatware, remove it.

I'd replace it with AVG Free, but there are other options.

Sure replace it with an AV product with one of, if not the highest false positive detection on the market.

Norton is actually a very good AV these days but so are some of the free one though such as Avast or Anti-Vir.

I really really don't like MSE though I have to say, its very resource hungry and I've seen updates take upwards of an hour to install.
 
People slating Norton have not used it for a while. It used to be really problematic and resource hungry, but it is now an excellent product.
 
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