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Posted by msnglnk 15 yrs ago
i got norton antivirus 2010 but its a chinese installation. i want to install an english version and use my chinese product key. i''ve done this in the past but i can't seem to find and older installation links on nortons site. and their supposedly live customer service chat was no help.


can anyone point me in the direction to a secure online installation for antivirus 2010?

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axptguy38 15 yrs ago
Not quite what you're asking but I've found Norton to be ever more a huge resource hog over the years. A free Antivirus like Avast or AVG will give you the same level of protection for nothing and won't slow your computer down.

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fansico 15 yrs ago
I guess you can download a free trial version on Norton's website, then use your product key.


If it doen't work, I recommend you Ariva, the Antivirus I have been using over two years. And It's free.

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msnglnk 15 yrs ago
i finally found live support from norton. they were able to help me install what i wanted. they did this by remote access to my pc. but i don't think i'll do that again. it took 3 or attempts with different techs. each time they crashed my pc and it took forever to figure out how to reboot it

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axptguy38 15 yrs ago
Glad that worked out.


I still highly recommend you get rid of it. It is not quality software. Symantec has been living on the Norton name and lucrative corporate contracts for years while the product has gone down the tubes.

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msnglnk 15 yrs ago
i have a year subscription that came with a prior pc purchase. when the subscription is up i probably won't renew. i am hoping to buy a mac before then so i won't need virus protection

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axptguy38 15 yrs ago
You will definitely need virus protection on your Mac. They get viruses too, although there are fewer viruses for Mac and the OS tends to be less vulnerable than Windows in any case. In fact , a friend of mine got a virus on her Mac just last week. It was sending out spam emails from her account left and right.


iAntivirus is a good free antivirus for Mac.

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