How To Get 1 Year Free Professional Protection by Using Norton, CA, McAfee Security Suites Available Free for 90 Days
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Today, I found “special offers for Microsoft Customers” by Norton and CA. I think, after the launch of the final version of Microsoft Security Essentials, Symantec and CA both are providing their security suites for free use for 90 days, which is great! If you download all these four 90 days version of security suites from both Symantec and CA, you may get professional security free for more than 6 months upto a year.
Suppose, you have installed NAV 2010 and used it for 90 days. After NAV 2010 expiration, uninstall it and install the CA Anti-virus Plus 2010 and use it for 90 days and then Norton 360, CA Internet Security Suite Plus 2010 and Norton Internet Security 2010. Then you will get professional protection for free for more than 1 year (taking into consideration, our previous information about the free 90 days OEM version of Norton Internet Security 2010).
Here’s how to get the 90 days free version offer by Symantec. First, visit the promotion page and click on the “Try FREE For 90 Days!” button to download Norton 360 Version 3.0 and Norton Antivirus 2010. You don’t have to register anywhere, after you install the product you can test it for 90 days for free. You can also download from the direct download links of Norton Antivirus 2010 (NAV 2010), Norton 360 3.0 (N360 3.0) and Norton Internet Security 2010 (NIS 2010) given at the end of this article.
Now, to get the offer by CA Product Solutions. Visit the promotion page first. Then click on the Download button to get the registration window. Register for both the products and download each of them.
Update: McAfee is also providing 90 days free trial of their products. You can download them from the links below:
[ Download NAV 2010, N360 3.0, NIS 2010 ] [ For CA Products visit ]
Good read, thanks. Always looking out for weird and wonderful stuff to read
i done 90 days gonna start another 90. works just fine thx
This is what you call: virus protection on a budget.