Norton AntiVirus 2003 9.0 Complete package

Turn your mind back, if you will, to 1981, and the first "Virus in the Wild". Although this first virus, named "Elk Cloner", did not attempt to harm data in any way, it was still certainly a virus. Amongst other tricks, it's most legendary is the short poem it displayed on the 50th reboot of an infected disk: It will get on all your disks It will infiltrate your chips Yes it's Cloner! It will stick to you like glue It will modify ram too Send in the Cloner! The days of such humour and relative little harm in Virii are long gone, and in this day and age we need a Hero, we need a Hero 'til the ... more

In an increasingly ‘wired’ world, we all run the risk of falling foul of some kind of computer virus or other: worms, Trojans and all manner of other nasties are waiting out there to squeeze down our internet connections and do unspeakable things to our PC’s and precious data. An essential part of the PC user’s toolkit in guarding themselves against these high-tech demons is the anti-virus package. Forget ‘safe-sex’, we’re talking ‘safe-surfing’ - and an anti-virus application is the condom of the online world! My original forays into anti-virus technology were courtesy of McAfee products ... more

I have tried several different Anti-Virus packages over the years but since buying the Norton software I have not been tempted to look at another. It came with my new laptop, not free, but half of normal price, about 20 pounds. For me, it is really a bargain. And it does not dissapoint me. The Norton Antivirus 2003 - Symantec interface is clean and professional in appearance giving all the information you are likely to want without cluttering the screen with useless facts. I am pleased to say that since I have used it the software has intercepted quite a number of viruses and has not missed ... more