Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Where Can You Buy Norton 360 6.0 - 1 User / 3 PC (12 month subscription) [Download] [Old Version]

Norton 360 6.0 - 1 User / 3 PC (12 month subscription) [Download] [Old Version]

Product Description


Keep your computer, your identity and your stuff safe with powerful, easy-to-use threat protection.

Seamlessly combines our top-rated protection technology and automated backup into one easy-to-use solution for PCs. Norton protection technology is proven to deliver effective protection from online threats. Four different layers of smart protection proactively detect and eliminate threats before they reach your computer. Identifies and stops new threats faster than other less sophisticated security software. Browse, shop, bank and socialize online without worry, annoying slowdowns or disruptions

With more than 20 intelligent sensors and superior performance, Norton 360 won't slow you down. Scans email and instant messages for viruses, suspicious links, infected attachments and other dangers before you open them. Identifies safe websites, proactively blocks unsafe sites and stops online threats before your browser even loads. Secures and remembers user names and passwords to prevent cybercriminals from hacking into your PC and swiping your information. Help protect your kids from Internet dangers with award-winning Norton Online Family

Improved technology makes backing up your stuff easy.
Automatically backs up and encrypts your important files, so you can get them back in case of a hard drive crash, natural disaster or other mishap. Safeguards your important stuff either online to our state-of-the-art data centers or to one of your external storage devices.
Includes 2 GB of secured online storage - enough to store hundreds of photos or songs.

Fine-tunes your PC's settings to keep it running at top speed. Frees up memory so applications start up and run faster. Removes unnecessary files to improve your computer's performance.


List Price : $89.99
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Product Feature


  • Comprehensive protection - detects and eliminates viruses, stops online threats, defends against online identity theft and safeguards your important stuff from loss.
  • Norton Protection System - provides four unique layers of powerful protection that proactively stop online threats before they can infect your computer.
  • Insight - checks where files came from and how long they've been around to stop new online threats before they can cause you trouble.
  • Download Insight 2.0 - protects you from dangerous applications before you install them by telling you if they are harmful.
  • Automatic backup - safely backs up your photos, music, financial documents and other important stuff to a disc, USB device or online to one of our secure data centers.








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Product Reviews

91 of 94 people found the following review helpful.
4online renew price high
By mark twain
The product seems good and I've been using Norton products for multiple years. Make sure to buy the new product each year for around 40-50 dollars. Make sure to set your account to No Automatic Renewal. The online renewal and automatic renewal sells the same package for around 80 dollars. When confronted with the price difference, customer support says it's important to buy direct online from Symantec to avoid the pirated versions, or versions that only have one good activation key left. I guess Amazon digital download doesn't meet their trustworthiness.

35 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
3Good virus protection, some IMPORTANT gotcha's
By Joanna Daneman
UPDATE: See comment section after the review--this software apparently does not detect the infamous "DOJ Malware" which freezes your computer and demands you send a money order number to the hackers (which doesn't assure you will have this malware removed.) This is a serious deficiency in this software's ability to protect your computer. I'll get a comment back from Norton, but until I do, I'm deducting a star and noting that Norton 360 is not complete protection against malware.

I'm required to use Norton on my home PC in order to access my work PC at home if I want to view it remotely. That's how our IT support has arranged things. So even if I might prefer a different brand of anti-virus, this is the one I use.

INSTALLATION AND SUPPORT

Norton installs easily. That's huge. I am not a PC guru though I do know how to do basic tasks. And I have to make sure any PC I use at home is updated and kept free of the mounting threat for viruses and malware, which are programs that enter your computer from a website and gather data or otherwise intend to harm you in some way. The fact I could get this installed in minutes, and that it has a 3 PC license made it a big selling point for me. Most of us have at least two in the house and a laptop, so 3 is a logical number of licenses in a package.

However, there have been reports that this software will not install well on older PC's. Mine are about 4 years old, and both use either Vista or Win 7, so I am in fairly good shape. But many many people have older PC's that run well and that they have not upgraded. There are reports that this software is not well-adapted to older systems, and may crash your system. I got away with it on my PC, but if you are running anything less than a 3 year old PC, I'd suggest you not mess with this unless you have some PC knowledge. (Trend Micro seems to be more forgiving of older PC's at least, in our hands.) So I bring it up, because even if I have a good result, YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY--that is, this may not be the software you want.

The improvements I noticed most is a backup option that helped me do a more regular backup task, something I had been lax about.

Another improvement is PC Cleanup, which lets you remove unused files from the registry. I do NOT hack the registry. I'm just out of date when it comes to Win 7 or Vista and the registry. I used to be able to handle deeper tasks years ago with XP but I just don't have time or bandwidth to become that knowledgeable about the operating system anymore. But if you install trial software, or have a software package you don't use anymore, it's advisable to remove it from the system and haha, the "remove software" feature of Windows doesn't remove everything left behind.

GOTCHAS

No Norton Anti-Bot included in this package, which is software that protects against "bot"Trojan programs. This is amazingly bad. You have to buy Norton Anti-Bot, a standalone application, separately and how many people know that they should do this, or feel good about ponying up another thirty quatloos to get important protection. A "bot" is a Trojan that is a kind of malware that installs itself and can open a door to virus or data mining from your computer. The older "Trojans" tricked you into installing them (you'd download, say, a cute game or screensaver and it would be a "Trojan horse" containing a harmful program inside. That's why you scan software that you intend to install.) In this case, the Trojan comes in as malware installed by a website automatically, and the Anti-Bot detects it. If you surf the web to sites you are not familiar with, or if you have other users (psst ...your children) you should have this. ***** UPDATE ***** Seems I am out of date--AntiBot has been replaced by protection that is included in the Norton Internet Security software.

Installation on older PCs: Reported to be not as good on older PCs. (I was ok.)

Spyware: if you search out the test reports, Norton is great on virus, in fact, it is at the top, but it is only middling good for spyware and misses many issues. For the average user who is not so savvy on spyware, this may not seem so important, but there are many malicious websites you can stumble on these days, even clicking once onto them and you will get something undesirable installed onto your PC. If Spyware is a concern, you may turn to other packages instead. You can add Ad-Aware Pro which is well-rated. I found Trend Micro better than Norton on warning me about potentially malicious sites; one site that passed through Norton was stopped by Trend Micro, but Trend Micro is said not to be as good for virus trapping as Norton.

Support: The online support, where you use the internet to access help files, requires that you enter personal information to access the database. Huh? Since most help moved to online format (with good reason; it's easier to maintain, keeps versions of software updated) almost all software packages you use let you simply go online and search the database for the help you need. Here, you have to log in and give your name. I think after you paid for and installed a licensed legitimate package, that should be freely accessible. Furthermore, unless your help is dealing with a "known issue", you will have to pay for telephone support for settings for your particular PC or firewall. Sometimes, the online help fails, especially during the initial install. If you cannot navigate and solve your own issue, you will have to pony up more cash to solve an installation. A workaround for many companies is a users forum and for example, I installed Magix MX and needed a setting to add a feature and the user forum NOT the database had the answer for me. Here, you are forced to call them if you cannot find your particular answer.

The tech support is about the cost of the software for one session, so if you are budget-minded and in trouble, you'll have to do an exhaustive internet search to save the dough. I realize that live technical support is an expensive burden to a software manufacturer, but I'd have preferred to see one call included for installation issues and let customers pay for additional support after installation, which seems fairer to me.

SUMMARY

Overall, a good package. Who should buy this? The average PC user, with a NEWER PC and intermediate knowledge of PC's a good candidate for this software. Be prepared to pony up for tech help if you need firewall help. If you are a basic PC user, I would suggest hiring a tech to help you through the installation and checking your home system, including wireless for security. While this will cost you, the cost of a breach in your PC security could lead to identity theft and other problems that would cost much more. Beware of some of the issues, such as older PC installation.

58 of 66 people found the following review helpful.
3NORTON 360 V6
By john m
I have had Norton 360 on all my computers for a few years now and have always felt safe and secure.The other night the computer was acting WEIRD so i ran some scans but Norton picked up nothing.I then ran Malewarebytes Anti malware and it picked a TROJAN>AGENT infection.It said restart to remove but it was still there.I called norton premium support for $89 and they worked on my computer for about 8 hours over the course of a couple of days.They claimed virus was gone but the computer was still acting strange.They also REMOVED my malewarebytes program claiming a conflict between the two programs.I reloaded it and scanned and sure enough the virus was still there but this time it removed it but the damage was already done to the registry and i had to wipe everything clean cause system restore would not work.They speak very bad English and i think i wasted my money on the premium support{they are located in India].I will continue to use the Norton software because i still think it is one of the most highly rated programs in the computer magazines..GOOD LUCK...

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