There are two links to download the new version Norton 360 :
1. http://buy-download.norton.com/downloads/2013/20.1.1/N360/US/N360-ESD-20-1-1-2-EN.exe
2. http://buy-download.norton.com/downloads/2013/20.1.1/N360/US/N360-TW-20-1-1-2-EN.exe
What do these letters:
ESD ?
TW ?
How are they different ?
N360-ESD-20-1-1-2-EN.exe and N360-TW-20-1-1-2-EN.exe
Thanks.
Hi John,
Welcome to the Norton Community!
Sorry for the confusion!
There are two ways you can purchase the Norton products.
1) ESD version
2) Retail version
- ESD stands for Electronic Software Download, which is nothing but the Norton product that you purchase from our www.symantec.com website with license. [Electronically Downloadable version]
- Retail Version is nothing but the CD version of Norton product that you purchase from the local store like Best Buy, Costco, Staples, Fry's etc.
- Now, TW stands for Trial Ware, This is also similar to the ESD version (a downloadable version) but you are not purchasing a license. A Norton Trial Ware will be valid for 15 Days or 30 Days. [You can Activate it with your valid Norton 360 Product key]
Your Norton 360 Product key should work with both these versions.
Please let me know if you have more questions.
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