can i installition the same untivairous after i format the computer

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i installition norton untivairous and i want to format my computer , norton is not expire can i installe it again

Posted 14-Jan-13 8:20am

kindashca

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Jan-13 14:30pm

Probably not, because if you keep using such a wrong way of spelling, software will fail to understand you :-)

With your question, please ask the customer service of the company.
For this forum, this is a pure off-topic. We do not address the problems of regular users, we only discuss software development, computer science and everything which is related to it.

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Abhishek Pant 14-Jan-13 14:37pm

:laugh: I'm also agree with SA ;Also if you have its activation\purchase details you can install it again.ie Product keys(If not expired).

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-14T08:33:00

Yes - provided you have kept the details about your purchase to show you are entitled to it.

However, a large number¹ of people here (myself included) would rather eat our own eyeballs than install Norton antivirus...Have you considered Microsoft Security Essentials? It is my personal preference over Norton, McAfee et.al. - and it's free.

¹ I was going to say "most" but I don't have figures, the evidence is anecdotal that nobody here actually likes the thing.