Norton internet security and NAV 2003

[toomyg]

I used up my year subcription for NIS and NAV and is it ok to sell them and if so will it start out fresh on someone elses computer????????

[ghost2003]

It wont start fresh, I think there is some knind of ID in the program that lets them know. If you reinstall you will have a full year untill you update and then you will have the real time left.

[glc]

Read the EULA, if it's not illegal to do that, it's certainly unethical at the least.

[Blue_Gundam2002]

Originally posted by ghost2003
It wont start fresh, I think there is some knind of ID in the program that lets them know. If you reinstall you will have a full year untill you update and then you will have the real time left.
They only started doing ID's and key codes in their 2004 line-up.

[kram 2.0]

Even if you do install in onto another person's computer, you would need to register for an year's subscription which is...well, kinda useless. When you buy a software, you're paying for the right to use it, and not the software itself. Right now, you don't have the rights to use it, since your year was up.

Even with that, I would recommend going around NAV and NIS 2003, more so for 2004. I would recommend the NOD32 AntiVirus System, from ESET - it's 40 USD for an year's subecription. It is a verrrryyy nice AV - I'd recommend it highly.

Hope that helps,
kram

[ghost2003]

You still have the rights to use it, just no updates.
I agree, NOD32 is much better than any norton IMO. Kaspersky is also a other great program.

[toomyg]

OK thanks for the replys I'll just file it if you know what I mean:D