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goldie553 wrote:
I have Norton antivirus software 2006 and 2007. Is there anything I can do with them besides throwing them away and how can I do it safely so nobody else can use it.
Apart from the fact that when you upgrade by purchasing retail you can get the Upgrader's rebate by sending them in, I'm told that they make excellent bird scarers.
Otherwise many modern document shredders will accept CD/DVDs (and credit cards).
I'm told that 2 secs in a microwave will destroy the data layer but I prefer not to experiment with that since I've also heard that overcooking them can be spectacular.
I just take a box cutter knife, scratch the dickens out of them, and toss 'em in the garbage.
Sorry, but I don’t get it. Why does it matter if someone else tries to use the old software?? These aren’t writable CDs, so there’s nothing personal stored on them, right?
No, there's nothing personal on them.
But, the programs are registered to the purchaser. I don't want to be able to be associated in any way with any nefarious activities someone might use the disks for.
Plus, why should they be able to use software for free that I paid for? If someone needs a certain software, let them download a trial version or go out and buy it.
BrandonFL wrote:No, there's nothing personal on them.
But, the programs are registered to the purchaser. I don't want to be able to be associated in any way with any nefarious activities someone might use the disks for.
Plus, why should they be able to use software for free that I paid for? If someone needs a certain software, let them download a trial version or go out and buy it.
Would they not need the KEY to use them these days?
But I don't disagree with you about destroying them provided you don't need them to get the update rebate later.
I woukld just break them to be sure. But as someone said earlier. You really need a license