Norton 360 v6--only £24.99 when you spend £30 or more
Spend £30 or more at Amazon.co.uk and you can get Norton 360 v6 - 1 User 3 PCs for just £24.99 when you enter the promo code 'NORTONV6' at checkout. Here's how (terms and conditions apply).
System Requirements
- Platform: Windows Vista / 7 / XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Description
Product Description
 Clean your Disk |
 Optimise your hard drive |
 Disk Doctor on call |
 Recovery |
Benefits
- Solve common PC problems and help keep your computer running smoothly and error free
- Boost your PC’s performance and help it run like new again
- Keep your online activity history away from prying eyes and help prevent cybercriminals from stealing your personal information
- You receive the right to use this product on up to three household PCs
- Finds and fixes Microsoft Windows issues to prevent PC freezes, crashes and slowdowns.
- Scans for potential hardware problems that can cause your hard drive to crash.
- Helps you “rescue” accidentally deleted or corrupted files that may still be hidden on your hard drive.1
- Gets your PC up and running faster by letting you turn off non-essential Windows services and other programs Windows automatically loads at startup.
- Helps programs launch faster, improves stability, and boosts overall PC performance by safely defragmenting, repairing and optimising your Windows registry.
- Reclaims your PC’s memory so you can run more programs simultaneously, without slowdowns or crashes.
- Improves overall system performance by reorganising data that’s scattered across your hard drive so it’s stored close together and your computer can find it faster.
- Permanently erases all record of your Web activities, including browser history, temporary files, cookies, and other hidden files, to prevent others from snooping into your online activities.
- Helps ensure that your personal data and files are completely removed from your computer and cannot be retrieved if you sell or donate your PC.
- Microsoft Windows XP (32-bit) with Service Pack 2 or later Home/Professional/Media Center
- Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/ Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Ultimate*
- Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Ultimate*
- Minimum Hardware Requirements
- 300 MHz or faster processor
- 256 MB of RAM
- 200 MB of available hard disk spacev
- CD-ROM or DVD drive (if not installing via electronic download)
- Internet connection (to activate the product) * Must meet the minimum operating system requirements of Vista and Windows 7
Performance highlights
- Norton Utilities fixes common problems, frees up memory, speeds startup time, and boosts program and overall system speed to help keep your PC running fast and error free. Plus a range of other helpful features:
- 1 Deleted files can be retrieved if they have not been deleted from the hard disk or permanently removed by system restore.
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Product Description
Symantec Norton Utilities 15 1 User 3 Licenses 21155214 Software Utilities Software
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Since the beginning of time, I have used Norton SystemWorks to clean PC Registries - it was brilliant. Symantec stopped providing it a few years ago and offered us Norton 360 - I have seen this program destroy a Windows XP computer. So now we have Norton Utilities V15.0. My PC has two partitions, one with Windows XP (with SystemWorks)and the second with a brand new install of Windows 7.
Before completing the Norton Utilities (NU) install in Windows 7, the progam insisted on "optimizing" the PC. In Symantec speak, this means defragging the drive - no, because it is an SSD. A bad start! Ran the NU Registry Clean in Windows 7 - OK. Change partition to XP - all my desktop shortcuts in XP had disappeared! An hour later, my XP Desktop was back as it should be. Switching back and forth between the 2 partitions showed all was still OK with the XP Desktop.
In Windows 7, ran the NU Registry Clean again and it showed 100 errors. Funny, I thought, funny - nothing should have changed in the Windows 7 Partition since the previous visit - so what was NU finding? - guess what, it had removed all the desktop shortcuts in XP again. How can this perishing program jump a partition wall? - even a Norton Removal Tool keeps to the partition that it is operating within.
A whole day wasted, having obtained the Removal Tool, uninstalled NU, reinstalled Windows 7 (just in case NU had ruined it) and reconstructed my XP desktop shortcuts again. Do not go near Norton Utilities 15.0!
Before completing the Norton Utilities (NU) install in Windows 7, the progam insisted on "optimizing" the PC. In Symantec speak, this means defragging the drive - no, because it is an SSD. A bad start! Ran the NU Registry Clean in Windows 7 - OK. Change partition to XP - all my desktop shortcuts in XP had disappeared! An hour later, my XP Desktop was back as it should be. Switching back and forth between the 2 partitions showed all was still OK with the XP Desktop.
In Windows 7, ran the NU Registry Clean again and it showed 100 errors. Funny, I thought, funny - nothing should have changed in the Windows 7 Partition since the previous visit - so what was NU finding? - guess what, it had removed all the desktop shortcuts in XP again. How can this perishing program jump a partition wall? - even a Norton Removal Tool keeps to the partition that it is operating within.
A whole day wasted, having obtained the Removal Tool, uninstalled NU, reinstalled Windows 7 (just in case NU had ruined it) and reconstructed my XP desktop shortcuts again. Do not go near Norton Utilities 15.0!
i installed norton utilities to clean up and speed up my pc. Initially it all seemed to go fine, but after a few days my pc had slowed to a crawl. It took 30 minutes to boot up, and basically became unusable. after wasting several days fighting against my super slow pc, i eventually tracked down the cause to norton disk doctor (part of the utilities package), the program was running in the background and using 100% of my CPU resources. there appears to be no way to stop this or disable the disk doctor routine. I only fixed the problem by completely uninstalling norton utilities, which miraculously brought my pc back up to a workable speed again.
5 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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The product has some good points but stay away from the registry tools, piriform is safer.
After running the tune up I started to get Stop 124 errors and tried to fix these and after the registry clean up and compress I now have an un-bootable system (Stop F4) and have to reinstall.
If this happens then you can copy the backup registry files from /Windows/System32/config/RegBack/* /Windows/System32/config, it then booted for me.
After running the tune up I started to get Stop 124 errors and tried to fix these and after the registry clean up and compress I now have an un-bootable system (Stop F4) and have to reinstall.
If this happens then you can copy the backup registry files from /Windows/System32/config/RegBack/* /Windows/System32/config, it then booted for me.
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