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Posted 2002-09-09, 06:08 AM
Silverjinx got a virus. If I take my Norton Antivirus 2002 CD over there and install it, update, and clean, will my install still work at home? I'm pretty sure I have to register it over there or the updating won't work. Do I need to just buy another copy of Norton? Please help.

Also, I don't think it takes a CDKey, because I don't remember putting one in, and I can't fine one right now... Is that true? No CDKey for NAV2002?
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Posted 2002-09-09, 07:23 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
yes your install will still work at home, it's just like an OS, you can install it as many times as you want on as many comps as you want, i dont think you have to register it.
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Posted 2002-09-09, 09:13 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
It'll still work,it doesn't pass any kind of registration
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Posted 2002-09-09, 03:02 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
Thanks guys. Silverjinx says thanks also.
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Posted 2002-09-11, 09:38 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
yeah thanks
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Posted 2002-09-11, 09:40 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
np
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Posted 2002-09-11, 08:00 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
download a trial version of norton of the sytemantic website and then go 2 kazaa and download a full version...scan the full version with the trial version and if it is not a virus then delete the trial version and install full version. I have done this on many computers and not been screwed over yet
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Posted 2002-09-11, 08:17 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Question about Norton"
Ya but.. I have a CD.
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