Norton Internet Security 2007 provides essential protection from viruses, hackers, and privacy threats. Included are full versions of Norton AntiVirus and Norton Personal Firewall, which efficiently defend your PC from the most common Internet dangers. You also get Norton AntiSpam to block unwanted email, Norton Parental Control to protect your children online and Norton Privacy Control to prevent confidential information to be sent out. Norton Protection Center and Security Inspector help fix all vulnerabilities on your computer. Norton removes most annoying, slow-loading ads from Web-pages and stops Web sites opening unsolicited pop-up windows.
Norton Internet Security 2007 Features:
* Blocks online identity theft
* Detects and eliminates spyware
* Removes viruses and Internet worms
* Protects against hackers
Norton Internet Security 2007 Features:
* Blocks online identity theft
* Detects and eliminates spyware
* Removes viruses and Internet worms
* Protects against hackers
* Automatically detect and block viruses, spyware, and worms before they install on your system.
* Advanced phishing protection identifies and blocks fraudulent websites designed to steal your identity
* Rootkit Protection detects and removes threats hidden deep in the operating system
* A smart two-way firewall blocks hackers from breaking into your computer and stops spyware from transmitting your personal information
* Intrusion Prevention automatically shields newly discovered security holes to prevent viruses, worms, and hackers from entering through these vulnerabilities
* Automatically configure security settings for home or public networks
* Full System Scan performs a deep scan of the system and hard disc to remove existing viruses, spyware and other threats
* Norton™ Protection Center provides a centralized place to easily check your overall security settings
* Protection for up to 3 PCs
* Includes protection updates and new product features as available throughout the renewable service period
Norton Internet Security 2007 is compatible with the following operating systems:
- Microsoft Windows XP Professional
- Microsoft Windows XP Home
- Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
- Microsoft Windows Vista
Download: Norton Internet Security 2007 v.10.2.0.30 trialware
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Link: NIS Home Page
The 2007.2 version was published for the general availability of Vista, and the file's digital signature date is Jan 14th.
Yep, true. Except for low spec systems.
Yep, true. Except for low spec systems.
I would dare not taint my hardware to this putrid trash even with a quadcore intel qx6700 even ddr3 ram. It will still bog down as much as before. I would imagine seeing my customers removing the copy of avast or eset nod32 only to find it is replaced by this mofo sh*t. Evey1 i know uses this supposedly saying "ohh, at&t needs it for their parental controls or if i dont have it my (sh**ty) dell will no longer work and u are just a retarded 14 year old kid with no experience whatsoever. Bottom line, avoid this or you will be commiting a "virtual sin" to your forked out computer. or at least sell this dell for a mac
Yep, true. Except for low spec systems.
I would dare not taint my hardware to this putrid trash even with a quadcore intel qx6700 even ddr3 ram. It will still bog down as much as before. I would imagine seeing my customers removing the copy of avast or eset nod32 only to find it is replaced by this mofo sh*t. Evey1 i know uses this supposedly saying "ohh, at&t needs it for their parental controls or if i dont have it my (sh**ty) dell will no longer work and u are just a retarded 14 year old kid with no experience whatsoever. Bottom line, avoid this or you will be commiting a "virtual sin" to your forked out computer. or at least sell this dell for a mac
There is a BIG difference in what came with my Dell Dim. 8300 (NIS '04) and what I have now. You can hardly call 7Mb ram usage a hog. It is apparent you haven't even tried '07 which was completey written from scratch. I once vowed that Norton would never be installed on my computer again (after my experience with '04) but I was so impressed (and surprised) with '07 I bought a subscription after 3 days into my 15 day trial.
Frankly I do not care what you use but you can remove the bloatware label off of Norton. This was true in the past but not the present. And check out AV Comparitives sometime.
Yep, true. Except for low spec systems.
I would dare not taint my hardware to this putrid trash even with a quadcore intel qx6700 even ddr3 ram. It will still bog down as much as before. I would imagine seeing my customers removing the copy of avast or eset nod32 only to find it is replaced by this mofo sh*t. Evey1 i know uses this supposedly saying "ohh, at&t needs it for their parental controls or if i dont have it my (sh**ty) dell will no longer work and u are just a retarded 14 year old kid with no experience whatsoever. Bottom line, avoid this or you will be commiting a "virtual sin" to your forked out computer. or at least sell this dell for a mac
I wonder.... Do you talk to your customers like this?
Even Peter Norton I suspect is too shameful nowadays to appear on the packaging of the products that bear his name. As a long time user of the famous Norton Commander and Norton Utilities for MS-DOS, it is pretty sickening to see these fine legacy trampled by Symantec and its goons.
I think that was just their marketing department spreading FUD. What would you do if you made money off of everyone using Windows XP because of the amount of FUD it created for itself (with good reason but still).
Amazing how this thread has been hijacked by 'trolls'.
You don't want it then move along.
What symantec should do its use their corporate version for home users that would be better
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