when i go to a favorite website will it log in the ID and password like Norton does ?
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It seems to me that each website is different. Even before I got McAfee, some of them would store my info and some sites I'd have to log into each time. I haven't really noticed anything different. Sorry, don't know if that answered your question or not.
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Not unless you are a very creative programmer. It just simplifies logging into your computer.
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It does. It used browser such as Firefox, Chrome, IE. There is an IP address you will use to access the machine.
470889
Hi Jeff, u have to open the back cover to see the label. There is a white sticker inside and u will see the ID and password.
433370
Yes-but when you hot sync, the application will ask for your password before it will continue.
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I am really not sure about that because this is my first time using Norton. I usually go with AVG. I thought the price was really good for this and that's why I purchased it. Hope this helps!
1085365
During the initial setup you will have to type in your SSID...But once you have finished going through the setup and KNOW your SSID and PASSWORD..You have the option of "hiding" your SSID by not broadcasting it....
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Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail me Wenyuang11
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I don't know what you mean by "authentification. It has independant passwords for both the regular and guest accounts.
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Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and... » Read More Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 « Show Less
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No it doesn't so some things will look a bit purpley. A note about security. A feature the new firmware is supposed to provide is to lock out Internet access if someone tries the wrong password 3 times I think. That's a nice feature to add to the firmware.
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No - unfortunately, it does not. The one I had previously did and I really enjoyed that feature. However, this unit works wonderfully and has fantastic capabilities to suite well beyond my needs. I really like the fingerprint ID for logging in.
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not necessarily, it might just be the latest version of the software, but with Norton u can never be sure! i would advise caution when buying this brand make sure it has a disk in the box for loading software and never download this or any trial version from a web site. doesn't recognize viruses attached to it's self.
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Yes, Norton 360 includes internet security. But this product is too intrusive for most users and in my opinion, Norton Internet Security 2010 is a superior program in all ways.
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http://tplinklogin.net/ no longer works... that domain is up for sale, and I cannot find the replacement link on their real site?
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Into the package you get a quick referece guide. But you can connect it to the computer, by cable or wi-fi, and then, type 192.168.1.1 in your browser address bar. Window setting will open. Factory default username 'n password is <admin>, <admin>. You'll find <Help> and instructions setting. Keep in hand date from yr ISP provider. Good Lucky.
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Once you log into the device the 1st time. I think under system is an opportunity to change the password. And username