Wednesday, March 5, 2014

How re activate famous 2 virus guards on your Formatted system

Norton IS and Norton 360

You can re-install the product using the same key, after formatting your system.

 Before formatting the computer,If you use identity safe,  take a backup of Identity safe data using following instructions

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Export Identity Safe data

  1. Start your Norton product.

  2. Click Settings.

  3. Depending on your Norton product, do one of the following:

    • For Norton 360: In the Settings window, under Detailed Settings, click Identity Protection.

    • For Norton Internet Security: In the Settings window, on the Web tab, click Identity Safe.

  4. In the Identity Safe row, click Configure.

  5. In the Sign in or create account window, if your Norton account email address is displayed then click Next.

    If not, at the bottom of the Norton Identity Safe window, click on the user name and select Sign in as a different user and enter your Norton account email address.

  6. In the Sign in window, type your Norton account password, and click Sign In.

  7. In the Vault Closed window, enter your vault password and click Open.

  8. In the Norton Identity Safe window, click the Settings icon available at the bottom of the window.

  9. Click the Import/Export tab.

  10. Next to Export, select one of the following file formats.

    • Identity Safe Backup Format - DAT File

    • Plain Text - CSV file (Logins & Notes only)

    You can back up your data with a password for more security.

  11. Click Export.

  12. In the Password Protected Item window, type your vault password to export your Identity Safe data, and click OK.

  13. In the Save As window, choose a destination to save the exported file and click Save.

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Install N360 and activate the product with same key.

 Run Live Update until you get no new updates and restart whenever it requires.

 Restore your Identity Safe data using the above instruction

 Please keep your Norton product key handy to activate your product after installation or you can find the key by logging into Norton account link: www.nortonaccount.com


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 Kaspersky IS


Activation and Licenses


Some important notes:

Kaspersky is licensed by product and number of users


    • The product license ONLY works on that product.

      • KAV licenses won't work on KIS

      • KIS licenses won't work on PURE

      • PURE licenses won't work on KAV
        and so on

  • Kaspersky single and multi-PC licenses are honoured by later versions

    • This holds true at 2012 where both 2010 and 2011 licenses are allowed – so long as the product matches

    • Licenses that are older (say 2009) will only be handled by stating your case to Kaspersky support

  • Kaspersky multi-year licenses are also honoured by later versions

    • This holds true at 2012 where both 2010 and 2011 licenses are allowed – so long as the product matches

    • Licenses that are older (say 2009) will only be handled by stating your case to Kaspersky support

  • The license can only be applied to the number of machines it represents

    • If the disk dies and is replaced, just install and reactivate the licence (OEM as well).

    • If the CPU and/or Motherboard dies and is replaced, you will most likely need to contact Kaspersky support

    • If a machine dies and is replaced, you will most likely need to contact Kaspersky support

    • If you uninstall your Kaspersky product from a machine, you might be able to install it on another.
      If this is a requirement and your attempt fails, contact Kaspersky support

  • To qualify for OEM licensing you must "be a system builder"

    • One license per machine

    • Sure it's cheaper, but you must buy hardware...

    • You would also be expected to be able to do a reasonable level of diagnosis. That extra retail money pays for support. :-)

  • Do not activate your license(s) until you absolutely have to.

    • The licensing period now starts when you activate your license for the first time.

    • No left-over days are carried forward!

  • Kaspersky's activation server holds your activation information. This means:

    • A reformat of your machine will NOT give you extra days

    • Activating a NEW licence MIGHT NOT ADD days to your EXISTING days

      • Say you had 6 months left on a licence today on a PC – if you bought a new "great deal" and activated that today on that PC over the top of your 6 months remaining, your licence period end would become simply that of the new "great deal". You would lose the pre-existing 6 months.

    • Activating a MULTI-PC licence causes an end date to be set for ALL machines on that licence.

      • A 3 machine (user), 1 year licence activated today means ALL 3 machines on that licence will end 1 year from today

      • A 3 machine (user), 2 year licence activated today means ALL 3 machines on that licence will end 2 years from today



Which product do I need?

Well there are a few simple guidelines I use when deciding for others:

  • Kaspersky Internet Security (the best choice, IWHO*) you would:

    • be running Windows

    • not purchase another third-party powerful firewall (KIS is integrated and therefore efficient/easier/appropriate)

    • require security for financial transactions you make on the Internet

    • use the product purchased by and appropriate for most Kaspersky home users

  • Kaspersky Anti-Virus (basic AV security)

    • be running Windows OR a MAC OS

    • have already purchased a third-party powerful firewall that is known to Kaspersky as compatible

      • If you don't know, you should check immediately – start here Link probably needs and update

    • not do financial transactions on the Internet

      • OR can guarantee their security by other means

  • Kaspersky PURE (the full gamut)

    • be running Windows

    • want things like

      • the password safe (that you need a password for)

      • cloud backups

      • monitoring of other PCs at home

      • and more

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