Norton 360 product key

so i recently had the vista antispyware 2010 so i reformatted my computer and
now i installed the norton 360 again but if i put the product key in the
norton on my account it will say i have used up all 3 keys is there any way i
can like delete that i used a product key in the first place(i only want it
on 2 machines for right now so when i get a new computer i can also put it in
there).

Justin;1240944 Wrote:
> so i recently had the vista antispyware 2010 so i reformatted m
> computer an
> now i installed the norton 360 again but if i put the product key in th
> norton on my account it will say i have used up all 3 keys is there an
> way
> can like delete that i used a product key in the first place(i only wan
> i
> on 2 machines for right now so when i get a new computer i can also pu
> it i
> there)

Lat time I had a "paid for" antivirus program I ran into the sam
problem because of reformatting more than 3 times. I had to contact th
vendor and make my argument with them before they "reset" the keys fo
me

My advice would be to dump Norton and go with MSE (free and a lo
smaller footprint)

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rhlhamlet

HEY I AM NOT GETTING RID OF NORTON IS THERE ANY OTHER WAY

"rhlhamlet" wrote:

>
> Justin;1240944 Wrote:
> > so i recently had the vista antispyware 2010 so i reformatted my
> > computer and
> > now i installed the norton 360 again but if i put the product key in the
> > norton on my account it will say i have used up all 3 keys is there any
> > way i
> > can like delete that i used a product key in the first place(i only want
> > it
> > on 2 machines for right now so when i get a new computer i can also put
> > it in
> > there).
>
> Lat time I had a "paid for" antivirus program I ran into the same
> problem because of reformatting more than 3 times. I had to contact the
> vendor and make my argument with them before they "reset" the keys for
> me.
>
> My advice would be to dump Norton and go with MSE (free and a lot
> smaller footprint).
>
>
> --
> rhlhamlet
> .
>

You would need to ask Norton if this is possible or not.

"Justin" <> wrote in message
news:31AF9956-2895-46D4-8AE4-...
> so i recently had the vista antispyware 2010 so i reformatted my computer
> and
> now i installed the norton 360 again but if i put the product key in the
> norton on my account it will say i have used up all 3 keys is there any
> way i
> can like delete that i used a product key in the first place(i only want
> it
> on 2 machines for right now so when i get a new computer i can also put it
> in
> there).

Justin wrote:
> so i recently had the vista antispyware 2010 so i reformatted my
> computer and now i installed the norton 360 again but if i put the
> product key in the norton on my account it will say i have used up
> all 3 keys is there any way i can like delete that i used a product
> key in the first place(i only want it on 2 machines for right now
> so when i get a new computer i can also put it in there).

rhlhamlet wrote:
> Lat time I had a "paid for" antivirus program I ran into the same
> problem because of reformatting more than 3 times. I had to
> contact the vendor and make my argument with them before they
> "reset" the keys for me.
>
> My advice would be to dump Norton and go with MSE (free and a lot
> smaller footprint).

Justin wrote:
> HEY I AM NOT GETTING RID OF NORTON IS THERE ANY OTHER WAY

Was all uupercase lettering actually necessary?

If you don't want to get rid of Norton - then you need to contact the actual
product manufacturer for support with their product.

After doing so - it is entirely possible (some would say likely) you will
change your mind about your all uppercase outburst. ;-)

Avira AntiVirus (free) or eSet NOD32 (AV only, pay, ~$59 U.S. for two years)
combined with Malwarebytes (Free for scanning/cleanup or ~$25 U.S. for
lifetime protection) and the built in Windows Firewall would give you less
trouble, more protection, easier interfaces, better performance and such -
but - it's your dime. ;-)

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Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
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