SecureAnywhere Internet Security lists virus protection but they sell a separate virus protection product. Do I need both?
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You do not need both. SecureAnywhere Internet Security provides everything that Webroot's antivirus product provides plus the ability to protect your tablet/smartphone and account logins/passwords.
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I am really not sure about that because this is my first time using Norton. I usually go with AVG. Ithought the price was really good for this and that's why I purchased it. Hope this helps!
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You should *have* a reputable antivirus app on your machine, but Microsoft's Windows Defender is acceptable if you would like a free, basic, easy to maintain software. Please also read the following article: Tools for a Safer PC - Krebs on Security - http://krebsonsecurity.com/tools-for-a-safer-pc/ (Note that "Microsoft Security Essentials" is now known as "Windows Defender" which I referenced above.)
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No . I gave this to my Wife she uses it to go on line a lot ,using WIFI when she is away from her computer.I'm sure you will not pick up a Virus as long as you use trusted sites. I Hope this helps you.
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The only difference is 360 backs up some files and has a cleaning program that removes junk files periodically. The internet security has all the important stuff to keep your computer healthy and without viruses etc. I wouldn't use the extra parts of 360 anyway and that is why I always get internet security. Only get 360 if you use the other parts.
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This unit doesn't require any additional virus protection software. The protection is built-in the OS with automatic updates.
1960646
if you mean antivirus, just choose your preference, I downloaded AVG and it has worked perfectly ..
216945
This is not an internet security product. It it a data security product. It's a USB data key that needs a passcode before it will operate. It has nothing to do with the Internet.
593404
It comes with a free trial of McAfee. Right now I just use Avast, it's free and it works.
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That is up to you. I always use secure sites. I have never had any problems.
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Don't know for certain, but Noron would be my last choice for security. Get AVG, Avast, or any of a dozen others that are far superior to Norton and McAfee.
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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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A simple Internet search reveals: http://www.webroot.com/En_US/consumer-products-secureanywhere-complete.html "Fully Compatible with Windows 8 - Tested by AV-Test and certified compatible"
248998
You do not need to uninstall other antivirus programs, however you should disable them so as not to interfere with installation. It is better to uninstall different antivirus programs to assure a clean install of the new program. I think you will be happy with the webroot product.
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Sorry, Eugene...I do not have an answer for you. BUT, there should be a Customer Service number from Webroot and they should be able to help at the Company Site. (I do not have the AntiVirus Download. I have the Internet Security Plus system.)
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That would be your best bet. I always remove all of my I.S. & Virus systems when installing a COMPLETE all-in-one product such as Webroot (or, any other all-in-one that you may have previously installed), as it has a built-in anti-virus system. If you don't remove your previous system, you could run into future problems of both systems trying to work...and they could end up working against each other.
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I did not remove any anti virus. I have periodically used the stick to clean up any stray new attacks. I also added a malware program to protect my back. So I have three defense programs active.