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I am now a NSW Premier user, while I have another NIS 07 installed at the same time. That means I do not use the NAV 07/08 come with the NSW Premier suite.
the UI of NSW shows my subscription has 3xx days remaining, but as I know, the subscription is only for NAV but not Norton Utilities, NSR and others components in this suite.(e.g. the NSWBE shows 'License is Active', cos it does not have NAV component,so the subscription is removed)
As I have NIS 07 installed, I will only use my NIS subscription. If my subscription has expired, I will renew NIS, but not NSW Premier.
So, I would like to ask what will happened if my NSW Premier subscription has expired. I was told that the NU, NSR,etc. will work when the subscription has expired, and the CD-Key can still be used for activation.(That means, even my subscription has expired, I still can use the CDkey to activate my NSW Premier software), is that ture?(I got the answer from H.K symantec), and will the software show expiry alert day by day when I opened the software?
Hi Uwant -
It is true that the key for your NSWP product will enable the utilities and NSR to run even if the annual subscription for NAV has run out.
Hope this helps!
Robert