Re NIS 2005 expiry imminent

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by tamba1, May 13, 2006.

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  1. tamba1

    tamba1 Registered Member

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    Hi I have posted here re my NIS 2005 expiring soon and you guys were VERY helful and gave me lots of advice thanks again to such a great group ...

    I have a couple of qs re NIS that I was hoping someone could answer...

    I am gonna ask them straight but please don't laugh

    NIS 2005 Questions

    1. I read somewhere AGES ago about people renewing exisitng NIS licenses .
    Q1. Is this possible?
    Q2. If so how do you do this ?
    Q3 if you were to do this does that mean you would be less protected my understanding of this process iis you still get live updates ?

    Switching off NIS 2005
    My other question is re the possibility of avoiding all the hassles other people have been faced with when trying to remove Norton from their PCs.

    I am aware of the Norton removal tools etc but was wondering if I can somehow avoid doing this by simply turning my current norton off as opposed to removing it. I am planning on using ZA and AVG to protect my PC ..

    Apologies if these are stupid qs,o_O as mentioned in my other post I am very ill and to be honest not sure I fancy tackling Norton issues whilst not fully with it. My ilness has been for a few years and will go on for some time yet, so I can't just wait till then as my NIS will expire in a few days time...

    As it is I have left it long enough I have to "bite the bullet and do something" in teh enxt couple of days

    Many Thanks AGAIN for your time
    tamba1
     
  2. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    click the help button on the right side of the GUI and then click on the renewal center. see screen shot.
     

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  3. mikel108

    mikel108 Registered Member

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    Just remember that once you give them your credit card number they will keep deducting a renewal cost every year...unless you jump through hoops to get them to stop.
     
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