Question about the trial version

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by dsver1, Jul 26, 2008.

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  1. dsver1

    dsver1 Registered Member

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    I'm stoked to try NOD32, given the glowing reviews around the net and the less than glowing reviews for my current AV (Trend Micro).

    My question is: Is the trial version a locked version of the full product? I.e. When the trial expires can I then purchase a license and unlock the already installed version, or do I have to uninstall the trial and then install the purchased version? I would rather not have to install a trial and then reinstall the real deal.

    Thanks in advance

    DS
     
  2. PaulB2005

    PaulB2005 Registered Member

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    Yes exactly. You just overtype the old trial username and password with the one in the license and do an update.
     
  3. Bubba

    Bubba Updates Team

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    All trial versions are Full versions that come pre-coded with a trial User name\Password(UN\PW). Once the software is purchased, your UN\PW will be e-mailed to you. You then input your UN\PW in the appropriate area and you're good to go.

    A walk thru the EAV 3.0 Tutorial would be very beneficial as it shows the installation steps\settings and proper placement of UN\PW.
     
  4. dsver1

    dsver1 Registered Member

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    great, thanks guys! Yeah, I already have Blackspear's thread on standby before, during and after installation.

    One other question: Are there any good ESET products (or ESET approved products) that work like McAfee's Stinger (i.e. just a scanner/killer program)? I want to make sure my comp is clean before I install NOD32. I've run Spybot, Spywareblaster, AD-Aware, Trend Micro System scan and Stinger with no hits. Is there any other product I could use? I know Kaspersky has one, but I've heard that their stuff is hard to uninstall.
     
  5. Marcos

    Marcos Eset Staff Account

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    You can try using ESET SysInspector and filter out most suspicious files. Of course, a file being suspicious does not mean that it's actually malicious.
     
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