Just my opinion, but Rus Anca's way of doing this seems like its dishonest with the switching of the products to exploit a weakness in the Norton activation system. I'm supprised the admins allow this here. PeAcE
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Just my opinion, but Rus Anca's way of doing this seems like its dishonest with the switching of the products to exploit a weakness in the Norton activation system. I'm supprised the admins allow this here. PeAcE
Just my opinion, but Rus Anca's way of doing this seems like its dishonest with the switching of the products to exploit a weakness in the Norton activation system. I'm supprised the admins allow this here. PeAcE
She is bannedIn your comment you reminded me Rus Anca. I wonder where she is.... I checked her profile ,,last time seen in April,,.
Yes, it works. I have just installed in vmware to test it:
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Not going to ask the reason of her banning. She was a nice Romanian girl posting giveaways in MT
The download page does not state whether the 90 day trial version is compatible with Windows 10 so users may experience problems with this version of the product on Windows 10.
Personally, I don't use Norton products. I run eset smart for many years. I read some comments in Russian forums where users say NS-2015 compatible with Windows 10. Besides this, I don't think that all users migrated to Windows 10. I still use Windows 7 Pro and not going to migrate to Windows 10. However, I installed it as second Os but still use Windows 10. Maybe, some day I will run Windows 10![]()
Norton's 2015 products are compatible with Windows 10 if they are updated to the latest version. However, it seems that the installer from the 90-day trial is not compatible with Windows 10. I believe if you used the installer in W7/W8.1, updated Norton, then upgraded to Windows 10, it should work.
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