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    T400 Anti-virus option

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Mr. Matt, Sep 13, 2008.

  1. Mr. Matt

    Mr. Matt Newbie

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    Hi everyone,

    I was wondering if anyone else ordered the T400 with Norton Anti-virus. I received my T400 recently and am very happy. However, I ordered norton anti-virus software as an option on the lenovo website and I do not see it installed nor did a cd come in the box (but MS office did). I was just wondering if anyone ordered Anti-virus and if so, was it installed or did they receive a cd. I figure either way I'll end up calling lenovo but wanted to see how it is supposed to be installed. Thanks again for your help.
     
    Mr. Matt, Sep 13, 2008
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  2. AznRacerNSX

    AznRacerNSX Notebook Evangelist

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    isn't it pre-installed and you just have to register it, do you have any documentation or registration paper with some sort of key in your package?

    On a side note.... if they did end up not sending you Norton.... try to get them to just cancel your order for the Anti-Virus and credit you back... Norton is one of the WORST anti-virus program i have ever used.
     
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    000111 Atari Master

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  4. vuong05

    vuong05 Notebook Evangelist

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    Yes, avoid norton. There are better anti-virus software out there, just do a search on NBR.
     
    vuong05, Sep 17, 2008
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