Do you have to uninstall 2013 norton to install the norton 2014 version
1831640
No it should do what is necessary as in actuality its on upgrade. Only if you are using a completely different product, say AVG and now using Norton, then you would have to uninstall the AVG.
1781260
It doesn't matter what year is on any Symantec/Norton product since they give you free updates to the latest version anytime during your subscription period. For example if you have an unused box of Norton 360 from 2009 you can download the newest 2013 version from Symantec's website and use the 2009 activation code to activate it, or if you have the 2012 version installed on your device and the 2013 version is released you can download and install the new version and you will still have the remainder of your 2012 activation days left on the new version. You can go to the Norton Update center to see if you have the latest version of any Norton product and get the latest release. here: http://updatecenter.norton.com/?SSDCAT=210&displang=iso3%3aENG&displocale=iso3%3aUSA&plang=en&env=prod&origin=amsw&version=1.0
1777777
AFAIK it's really 2014.From what I readed on some forums, the license isn't a restriction to use it with other versions of bit defender total security 2014 (before buying this, I bought a bit defender total security 2013 and I used that one with toal security 2014 without problems)
1298453
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!
2191841
There is a 2 month trial of Norton. Beyond that one could try a free program such as offered by AVG or avast (avg.com or avast.com respectively)
861354
There is a option when is expire that says renew there gives you a option to enter the new product key if it's a new install it will ask you for the new key remember to run live update after entering the new key and if you are not able to use your key access your Norton account website and enter it there hope you are able to make it work if not send me a message
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Not 100% sure, but it is a more advanced version. I suggest going on Norton's website where they have a video of what the differences is between the two. I may have even seen the video on Amazon. Their video convinced me to go up from the regular anti-virus to the security for more protection with internet buying and banking. Hope this helps.
2049338
I don't know, but this shouldn't be an issue because AVG free edition is vastly superior to both McAfee and Norton and doesn't cost a dime!
954287
Yes, I just did. Just becareful "renewing" so you don't accidentally purchase the upgrade twice, (once from Amazon and once from Norton's website!).. you should only have to enter the Product Code after hittting the renew button. If it tells you to make a $ purchase on Norton's website, you're on the wrong page!
430671
Yes, I used it with XP, but they pack so much OTHER Junque, in with the Norton Program, that you have to be careful when you download it and run the program, so you can eliminate all the periferal stuff that you don't want. wbr
523768
There are versions that must have a previous version and versions that must be a fresh install but this particular version can do either. In my case I did a fresh install with no previous version in place.
1946247
i think you should be able to call them & have your norton transferred to the new one.
1679848
Unfortunately, no. I guess you can download almost anything. I do not have a lot of tech experience but considered copying files and emailing and installing them. Also, Norton was very helpful, installing my Norton 360 remotely for me. There's tons of room on the hard drive so don't see running out any time soon. Hope this helps.
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I'm not positive, since I use Windows 7. If Windows 8 has anti-virus protection, and I think it does, it would be called Microsoft Security Essentials. If it's installed, it MUST be removed before installing Norton Internet Security. To do so, go to the Control Panel. Then click on Add/Remove Programs and uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials. Once done, immediately install Norton Internet Security. Hope this helps. Tony
1592552
Yes.. It has It comes with Norton trial for 30 days. But I use Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes. Microsoft is free and Malwarebytes is $24.95 for a lifetime license.
1921227
Yes, most malware programs do not interfere with Norton. As long as you keep the monitoring part of the malware program off and run scans intermittently you should be alright.
2245701
Yes ofcourse. The mild update is all internal. There is no physical change to mild upgraded 2014 edition.