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so do i need to now go in and remove these? and if so what ones should i remove and what ones should i leave? any ideas here? avast is still on my pc (Can be removed using AVASTClear: ) but when i try to run it it will not start so norton somehow disabled it but in msconfig i see it is still there as a startup program. Now this is what i'm seeing i installed norton that comcast gives me and set it up but it did not remove avast or adaware or ccleaner or spybot. ( I have been using Comcast's free offering of Norton going through numerous changes and updates to products since 2011 and have not experienced any situations.)

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and if comcast is telling me i can run this for free can i feel safe online and banking. (I never did like the Corvair, but the girl's father was a Chevy dealer and I have always been partial to VW Bugs - however it was a free ride whenever he brought one home from the dealer.)īut back to the topic do you think this nso from norton would be better than having avast (YES- Norton better), malwarebytes (Free to be used as an on demand scanner),bitdefender (YES, Norton better), ccleaner (Read this article almost a year ago : ), spybot ( Old and not recommended anymore)all running now on my system? on the win10 forums they think running all these free programs are better than running just one regular av program. so far that has proved ok but maybe having just one program to manage will be lots easier. so the win10 forums say with all these program i have i'm safe. not interested there, but i do want to be safe for hackers and scammers sending malware of any kind thru email and such. it sounds like in order to try that i would need more programs to be safe. I have no desire to surf the dark web but i asked as a point of interest if someone had this nso program and would feel safe going on the darkweb.

anyway i got my present one back in 95īut back to the topic do you think this nso from norton would be better than having avast, malwarebytes,bitdefender, ccleaner, spybot all running now on my system? on the win10 forums they think running all these free programs are better than running just one regular av program. i drove one back in that time 63 or 64 maybe even 65. how did you like that corvair? must not have like the girl or i think you may have said my wife drove a corvair back in 64.

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No time frame is ever given out by Norton, so us users just have to be patient in waiting for the added features of Norton 360 to appear in the Comcast version.Īs bjm mentioned, there is a link on the Comcast Forums that explains how to get the free current NSO version:īTW - I had a girlfriend back in 1964 who drove a corvair. I have asked the question to the admins of the Norton Forum and am awaiting a definite answer, but if past practices continue, the Comcast NSO should be upgraded to a clone of Norton 360 Deluxe in the future.

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VPN, Safe Cam and Dark Web Monitoring are not included in NSO, nor were they included the retail version of Norton Security Deluxe.Īs SoulAsylum mentioned, the current download of NSO from Comcast is an older version, which is updatable to the current version (22.19.9.63) of NSO - but still short of the additions that Norton 360 Deluxe adds. The NSO in it's current configuration, does not provide any online backup. It is a 'clone' of the retail Norton Security Deluxe product, which is being suggested on the Norton product lineup as being replaced by Norton 360 Deluxe. Security Online (NSO) is the name of the product offered for free by Comcast.

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