Another family member uses Norton 360 on tower format computer, and the subscription expires in a month. The other user has poor internet & online registration skills and has simply been accepting whatever automatic renewal that occurs, but now the goal is to put on a Norton Security install. Not sure is what will happen for the money or credit.
Download and Install NS from the "...latest/ns" direct link, buy a license key from a retail store, do the registration information when the product reaches that stage in the installation process
OR
Download the NS from "...latest/ns" direct link, completely uninstall and remove N360, INSTALL the new Norton Security, and will the current "registered" user's current account pickup the registration fee-or-charge on its own without interrupting the registration process
OR
What? Something else?
The accounts for myself and the other users are two separate ones. I know mostly what to do for MY OWN account, but the other family member has the separate account both online and in financing the registration. I would like to avoid spending cash green money for a new NS license registration key because auto-renewal is already setup. If I spend the cash for the other user's license fee, then I would not want auto-renewal to confuse the situation. Not know if auto-renewal is smart enough to know to act or not. I myself hope to let the user keep the same expiration date with the only change being removal of Norton 360 and putting in Norton Security.
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Affected Machine: 64-bit, Windows 10, tower shaped computer, 11 months old