Norton Internet Security / Norton AntiVirus

[eric3312]

Good morning, everyone.

I wanted to check to see if my favorite TuneUp program, TuneUp Utilities was compatible with Norton Internet Security 2012.  I'm pretty sure it doesn't have any type of anti-virus or firewall element to it, but I really want to make sure Norton is FULLY FUNCTIONING, not partly functioning.

If I have to get Norton Utilities instead, then I will, but I already have a full license for TuneUp.

If someone could let me know, I would deeply appreciate it.

Thanks

Eric

[Bombastus]

I ran TuneUp Utilities 2011 and checked all the modules, and it seemed to play along with NIS 2012 just as well as with earlier versions of NIS.

[eric3312]

So you dont think it would be a problem running both at the same time? 

[Sym_KeN]

Hi,

Norton Internet Security is not having any compatibility issues with Tune - Up Utilities. It will work perfectly.

I prefer Norton Utilities because of the latest version is  much enhanced and will fix the critical errors.

Since you have Subscription for Tune-Up Utilities , finish the same and go for Norton Utilities !!!

[eric3312]

Thank you very much for your response.  I'm happy to hear that I can finish my subscription.  I will DEFINITELY be switching to Norton Utilities. 

One last question...if I buy an older version of Norton Utiliities, May I upgrade to the latest version?

Thank you for your time

[Sym_KeN]

You are most welcome !

Once the subscription of Tune-Up Utilities ends, you can install the latest version of Norton Utilities.  Not a problem with that.

[eric3312]

I think I need to be more clear.

If I bought an old version of Norton Utilities (such as 2009) or something like that, could I upgrade to the latest version for free?

I know that if you buy NIS 2010,  you are able to upgrade to 2012 for free.

I was wondering if the same prinipal applies?

[Sym_KeN]

You are absolutely correct. If you have 2009 version, you can upgrade to the latest version of Norton Utilities without any additional cost .

[eric3312]

Thanks to Sym_KeN, we can mark this issue as SOLVED!

[Sym_KeN]

You are most welcome. !!!