Regarding NIS 2010 License

I have just bought a 1-year subscription for NIS 2010.

Currently, I still have 57 days left of my on-going trial subscription.

If I install my annual subscription key now, will it be: (57+365= 422), or simply 365(hence, losing the current trial).

I'm confused here!

 

They should add your remaining days on. Every license I have ever bought has automatically done this...

 

it depends where did you buy the lic from? if it was a renewal direct from norton than yes. if it was a ebay or elsewhere then most likely no

 

I bought a retail pack of NIS 2010.

 

then it should extend it fine

 

Ask your question over at the Norton forum. http://community.norton.com/

 

No, it does not. I bought a 2 year and when I installed it the trial days were removed.

 

oh wait i read that wrong if its a trial then no it will not extend it. sorry i misread i thought you had a previous subscription.

 

I had a problem with a bought license from Norton. My old days went away. I chatted in the program with the help-desk and got my days plus a few more back from him. They can be of great help.

 

Yes, right... and that's exactly what happened.

 

Sher, I recommend that you wait 56 days and, at that time, enter the product key for your 1-year subscription to Norton Internet Security 2010. The subscription period should begin upon activation, to the best of my knowledge; and you will thus achieve the goal of having 422 days of protection in total.

I also suspect that if you call Symantec Support they will accommodate your request. In years past, I have had issues with a renewal not adding 365 days onto the remaining period of an active subscription. Symantec was always very cooperative and helpful with these subscription problems.