Norton Internet Security 2010 - 3 PCs - Upgradable to 2012! £9.99 @ HMV
Before you vote it cold, find a 3 PC Norton license for less.
Also if you haven't used Norton since 2009 this is a much better faster version.
For £3.33 a PC this is a complete bargain, use this as a 2012 upgrade.
Norton Internet Security delivers fast and light comprehensive online threat protection. It guards your PC, network, online activities and your identity with innovative, intelligent detection technologies optimized to combat today's aggressive, rapid-fire attacks. Improved Norton Safe Web technology blocks Internet threats before they can infect your PC. So you can browse, buy and bank online with confidence. It even warns you of unsafe web sites right in your search results. Plus, unlike other Internet security suites, it provides easy-to-understand threat and performance information to help you avoid future threats and keep your PC running fast.
See first post for details of upgrading.
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Still hot tho..
Cheapest I can find it at this present time, 5% Quidco too. I missed last months deal at Play and Amazon have bumped the price up too.
Heat added
http://windows.microsoft.com/mse
and some common sense.
http://windows.microsoft.com/mse
and some common sense.
Maybe your opinion but didn't come out too well in the last 2 Av tests I've just read.
http://windows.microsoft.com/mse
and some common sense.
Norton Test
http://www.av-test.org/no_cache/en/tests/test-reports/test-reports/?tx_avtestreports_pi1[report_no]=120542
Microsoft: Security Essentials
http://www.av-test.org/no_cache/en/tests/test-reports/test-reports/?tx_avtestreports_pi1[report_no]=120539
AV Test Award 2011
MSE doesn't seem to be doing well on actual protection.
Edited By: oddballjamie on Apr 09, 2012 10:10
Also, folks should check with their ISP whether they offer free software. Plusnet give you free AV from McAfee for use on up to five machines when you're an Extra or Pro customer ... and includes all the usual stuff like a firewall, browser safety advisor, parental controls, av, etc etc etc.
Agree with @JRW though, failing that MSE is fine for most people. IMO unless you're sniffing around dubious sites or downloading EXE's from torrent sites etc, most of the internet is fine anyway. Not that I'd personally choose them, but there's also Avast and AVG.
It is not resource hungry and protects the PC.
@storeyrich - please check your PC - it is not NIS that is the resource eating beast. There must be something else.
12 months for three PCs
Avira is just an anti virus.