Norton Virus protection software for a portable lab?
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I am personally not a big fan of Norton, but here are my recommendations\n\nZone Alarm\nAVG\nSpybot\nAdware\nGoogle toolbar\n\nIf you are going with Norton..then Norton internet security suite
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Forget Kapersky - no better that the two you mentioned, and seeing as a couple of new viruses are USING Kapersky to knock of the completion, especially avoid!\n\nWhy AVG - both because it is free and because it is one of the few to be able to run properly on Vista (you may be surprised how many of us are actually using Vista already).\n\nPersonally my first choice has always been Symantec Corporate. Being a corporate version means it is both smaller/lighter by way of the footprint it leaves on your system (not a resource hog at all), but also tends to provide better coverage than basically ALL the AV's marketed for home usage - and yes home users can still purchase it from Symatecs website... cheaper than the Norton products too :)
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AVG from GriSoft has scored well in antivirus tests and is available free for personal use:\nhttp://www.grisoft.com/doc/5/lng/us/tpl/tpl01\n\nThe same goes for Avast!\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html
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probably the best and most reliable is Symantec Norton  http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html
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http://www.answers.com/topic/symantec
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NORTON!!!\n\nEnd of story.....Andrew/FreeBird
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Smart question. It is tricky business indeed.\nWell, I recomend:\n- Kaspersky AntiVirus Personal Pro (for antiviral purposes)\n- ZoneAlarm Pro (a truly powerfull firewall, trust me!)\n- Ad-Aware Pro (besides the excellent spyware detection rate is has an useful antispyware shield)\n- Mozilla Firefox (as main browser - it is the safest)\nIf all of this seems too complicated, you might want to try the Kaspersky Security Suite. Anyway I do NOT recommend neither Norton nor Trend Micro. McAfee maybe, or BitDefender Internet Security 2006. This is all. Have fun searching for these on Google.\nI mention that I have tested these all...
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Norton is a piece of crap as you can see. Here you have some good and free antivirus programs:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/\nGet one!
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i think "Norton Anti-Virus" is the best
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AVG antivirus\nZoneAlarm Firewall\nSpyBot S&D\nAdaware Personal
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Go get the free version of AVG or Avast.\n\nBoth are free and Norton is too slow to load and scan your computer.\n\nYou only need one so delete Norton after you saved your choice of AVG or Avast to desktop.\n\nDavid
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get Norton AntiVirus.
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Free Full Version:\nClam-Win is a free full version anti-virus software that is open source.  It has frequent definition updates and often catches viruses that Norton and others do not find.  I have used this software for the past few weeks and think it is a great alternative to consider.\n\nGood Luck
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Yes, U can do it on google. But i will suggest u not to use norton. It is very and consumes too much disk spacae. Go for avg it is free as well as very good.
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The trick is you want to prevent infection, not clean up after it if possible. I use Symantec Norton's Antivirus but you can use a free one which you could download off the web called AVG. It works very well and I have installed it onto a few computers that I have built for people who don't have a large budget. Go to the bottom of this page: http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5
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norton internet security
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You can download the FREE version of AVG virus Scanner here http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1. Norton is such a system hog. I would get rid of it and use the free version of AVG. Have not had any issues.