Thread: Kaspersky license!

..so this month my KIS license will expire;it was a free and real one for 1 year.is there someone to help me with another one for another long year?

dont use this av long time, but in think in serials site must had alot of valid keys.

Kasper keys are hard to find. Plus mostly they will banned at next update. Kasper 2011 sucks anyway. Try Norton Internet Security 2011 for a change.

Instead finding keys, find trial resetters, they are long term solution. But you should probably pay for a good Security suit, The free version of avast isn't that bad either.

Originally Posted by kingscorpion

Try Norton Internet Security 2011 for a change.

DON'T
You probably like fat chicks too right?

Rule number one of computers: Don't use Norton. Don't use McAfee either.
Lightweight clients provide the same protection without wasting ridiculous amounts computer resources.
Try:
Avast
AVG
Malware Anti-Bytes
Web-Root Spy-sweeper.

Originally Posted by freu0047

DON'T
You probably like fat chicks too right?

Rule number one of computers: Don't use Norton. Don't use McAfee either.
Lightweight clients provide the same protection without wasting ridiculous amounts computer resources.
Try:
Avast
AVG
Malware Anti-Bytes
Web-Root Spy-sweeper.

Look buddy, did you ever used Norton Internet Security 2011? If you didn't , you can't make a comment like that.

Rule number one of computers? Where did you get this? You made 'em?

I am using NIS 2011 with a PC of this crappy config : (Celeron 420 1.6 GHz, 2 GB ram, 1 TB HDD, G41 mobo, windows 7 64 bit). Start up times is great, application launch is pretty fast, file copy speed normal, update is silent, internet speed has no effect, Firewall is pretty smart, browsing protections are secure, and its interface is just smashing. Its better than anything else I've tried recently considering performance and protection. And believe me, I've tried most of the Antivirus, security suits and firewalls recently.

Check out the Review by PCmags: Norton Internet Security 2011 Review & Rating | PCMag.com

loll guys!chill out!
i'm a Kasper-guy so i will use it till i die.Norton is preety good but not the best,i've heard that the firewall sucks hard!hope to find some real license,like this one that i have,i've recived from a guy on a site like this that won it like a prize.
..so what can i say in case i dont find it i will try the trial resetter,but i dont like the ideea that every 30days to "do it"!

Originally Posted by kingscorpion

Look buddy, did you ever used Norton Internet Security 2011? If you didn't , you can't make a comment like that.

Rule number one of computers? Where did you get this? You made 'em?

I am using NIS 2011 with a PC of this crappy config : (Celeron 420 1.6 GHz, 2 GB ram, 1 TB HDD, G41 mobo, windows 7 64 bit). Start up times is great, application launch is pretty fast, file copy speed normal, update is silent, internet speed has no effect, Firewall is pretty smart, browsing protections are secure, and its interface is just smashing. Its better than anything else I've tried recently considering performance and protection. And believe me, I've tried most of the Antivirus, security suits and firewalls recently.

Check out the Review by PCmags: Norton Internet Security 2011 Review & Rating | PCMag.com

I didn't mean to offend you - it was mostly a joke.

But yes, I have personally been on a computer that used Norton Internet Security 2011, and 2010, and 2009, dating to practically every norton product back to the 2003 time frame.
I am a Computer Science Major of the U of M and I also work at the U of M as a tech guy.
I deal with the nastiest infections that any students (and/or staff) can manage to get on their computers, and I have used literally every tool out there that exists.

The ones I recommended:
1. Webroot Spy-Sweeper. Light on resources, and highly preventative of any infection.
2. Malware Anti-Bytes. I have not run into any virus that I don't use MAB to help remove. MAB is probably the GOD of virus removal tools. - It's free too. The real-time protection in the paid version is even more ridiculous. Also really light on resources.
3. Avast & or AVG. Great shields that cut off most infections before they start.
Free too. And super light on computer resources.

As for where my rule comes from:
-A background in computing starting with my dad and I building a computer when I was 11.
-The fact I have been repairing computers as a part time job since I was 16. (4 and 1/2 years now)
-I have been studying computer science for the past 2 years.
-The fact that Norton and McAfee always seem to cause more problems then they prevent/fix.

Thats my 2 Cents though. If you want to use Norton, you go and use it. But I personally will not recommended it to anyone and will fight tooth and nail with anyone who does.

Just to add to freu0047's post, here is a link to detection tests done on some anti-virus software - http://www.av-comparatives.org/image...ro_nov2010.pdf

regarding Webroot Spy-Sweeper...do you know where to find a version with serial?the trial one does not remove what it finds..