A Public Beta version of Norton Internet Security 2007, compatible with the Windows Vista operating system, is now available from Symantec Corporation. Now, early consumer adopters of Vista can use this security suite designed to proactively protect their PCs from a vast array of online threats—including spyware, viruses, worms, hackers, phishing sites, and crimeware—while maximizing security, performance, and ease-of-use.
What's new in this version:
Added compatibility for Windows Vista RTM (32-bit and 64-bit), improved the User Interface, and more!
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Additional Requirements:
Symantec Norton Internet Security
* Windows Vista 32 & 64bit, or Windows XP 32bit
* IE 6.0 or higher
* 300 MHz or higher processor
* 256MB of RAM
* 300MB of hard disk space
Supported email scanning
* POP3 SMTP compatible email clients like Outlook & Outlook Express
Supported instant messaging clients
* AOL® Instant Messenger 4.7 or higher
* Yahoo!® Instant Messenger 5.0 or higher
* MSN® Messenger 6.0, or higher
Norton Internet Security 2007 is a piece of garbage.
After installation it worked OK for about a month and then one day NO MORE EMAILS.
After going into the Firewall settings in Norton, Outlook was set to AUTO and was blocking all emails.
I changed to ALLOW and then it worked omce again.
Such sudden changes that disable functions on a computer are the problems I have been avoiding by NOT USING NORTON for the last 3 years.
After reading a favorable review, I thought I would try once again.
WHAT A MISTAKE - AVOID NORTON LIKE THE PLAQUE - unless you want ongoing problems and NO TECH SUPPORT
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After installation it worked OK for about a month and then one day NO MORE EMAILS.
After going into the Firewall settings in Norton, Outlook was set to AUTO and was blocking all emails.
I changed to ALLOW and then it worked omce again.
Such sudden changes that disable functions on a computer are the problems I have been avoiding by NOT USING NORTON for the last 3 years.
After reading a favorable review, I thought I would try once again.
WHAT A MISTAKE - AVOID NORTON LIKE THE PLAQUE - unless you want ongoing problems and NO TECH SUPPORT