Norton 2006 Product Launch

As you can see in my post #61, I purchased NAV 2006. It runs very light. It does not bog down my system at all. I can't compare it to NAV 2003, because I don't remember how it ran on my old computer.


This may be a bit off topic, but maybe there are some who are interested. With NAV 2006, comes Norton Protection Center. It is something I believe is not needed, and that Symantec included it in NAV 2006 to sell more of their products. Namely, NIS and NSW. It basically tells a NAV 2006 user that his/her computer is not fully protected or running at it's best unless you install NIS or NSW. Click on the link, and it takes you to the Symantec store. This is very much like McAfee's Security Center. It is stuff like this that makes me wonder why I keep going back to Norton.

There are two threads about this at dslreports. I learned how to disable the Protection Center at this thread........


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14903440


Here is the other thread.......

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14497870

 

i still say that All Norton products should come with a stick of 512mb of memory in every box, to be able to be secure usin norton u have to run

1 Min added to start up
13 SERVICES
25000 Registry Values added
3000 Registry Keys added

Nod32 And KAV u only need 2 SERVICES ruining up and you are better protect, anyway thats just my opinion

BTW here is my system, so is no about that my computer isn't powerful enough, o wait maybe it is


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v330/MATA7/System.jpg

 

my friend luvs it 2 even got 4yrs LMAO Mata7 duz'nt seem that bad surfing? duno..

 

@maddawgz
2127 Days, that's around 6 years! Since Norton doesn't sell 6 year licenses, and since some methods in the illegal circuit give this much days, I'll please ask you not to post screenshots of illegal obtained and activated programs anymore. I hope you understand... (and no I'm no moderator )

 

it musta gone kaput lol

 

Man, am I envious. All I got was the normal 365 day version of NAV 2006. Time to write a nasty, hostile, complaining e-mail to Symantec.