How To Pick Something To Replace NSW PRO 2003

[fgarvb1]

I've still have a month to chose something to replace

Norton Systems Works Professional 2003


I am considering...Norton Internet Security 2010 Upgrade + Norton Utilities

for $59.00 and it can be installed on the three current computers here at home
at no extra charge.



Do you have it ..how does it work for you?



I have XP PRO 32 bit and my wife has a laptop with VISTA. The other computer has XP HOME on it.

 

[nakedphriend]

Microsoft security essentials is actually fantastic. For anti virus you can use either avast or avg. Antivir is ok too. Don't payfor norton it's a resource hog and misses a lot of stuff anyways. Hope this helps.

 

[SirLicksAalot]

ISP's usually bundles its service with some kind of a utility suite. Mine, comcast, has McAfee, which is actually pretty good.

 

[jtf71961]

I use AVG, it is free and works fine for me.

 

[coastal-boy]

Kaspersky Internet Security. You get what you pay for and this is top shelf for a very good price.

I use MalWareBytes as my primary anti-malware program.

I use Acronis for my backups.

For the rest of my utilities, I just let the standard Microsoft shit do it.

 

[schnapps111]

norton

norton 360 is 59.00 get more out of it too.

 

[nipple jewelry]

We use avast at its FREE for personal use! Love it!

V

 

[oxphocker]

I've worked in tech support for over five years and my buddy is a comm/data/server specialist. We both use ESET Security Suite (which includes NOD32 Antivirus). Extremely powerful suite while also being lean and very low on the resource overhead when compared to a lot of the norton products.

Also if you can afford it, I highly suggest moving to Windows 7 - less resource usage, smaller install, and a much better product than vista. With the right processor, it can also support machine virtualization and can create a virtual windows xp environment for running any older programs that don't work in win7.

 

[fgarvb1]

OK.

I went with Norton Internet Security 2010.

No more Zone Alarm Pro, No more Systems works 2003 Pro.

Now.

Is there a way to Lock out this computer from the Internet?

With Zone Alarm Pro I just clicked the prompt when I put the cursor over it.

With this I'm stumped.

 

[Barret7sc]

I would also recommend Microsoft Security Essentials. It's quite good, free, and isn't as invasive as Norton.

Although, I hear Norton 2010 is not nearly as bad as it has been in the past. I don't know why the consumer versions suck so bad. The corporate version is much lighter on resource usage than the consumer version.