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Turning on Norton Internet Security on Windows 7
Should I choose to turn on the 60-day subscription to Norton Internet Security?
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Yes, you should turn on the free 60-day subscription to Norton
Internet Security to protect your computer immediately.
For example, during the initial set up process of installing
Windows 7 Home Premium system yourself on your new HP computer,
you will see the Step 3 - Protect Your PC screen like this:
The Protect Your PC screen asks you to answer these questions:
TURN ON YOUR SECURITY PROTECTION If your plan to bank, shop and surf on the Internet, your need Norton. Completely reengineered for speed, if safeguards your computer and your identify, and is designed not to slow you down. Be protected right out of the box. Turn on your 60-day subscription to Norton Internet Security. (x) Yes, turn on Norton Internet Security (Recommended) [x] I accept the Norton User Agreement ( ) No, do not turn on Norton Internet Security (You will be reminded later).
Click "Yes, turn on Norton Internet Security (Recommended)" to protect your computer from virus and spyware.
If click "No", you will get a warning message: "Are You Sure? - You will be unprotected against the latest virus, identity theft and other threats. Norton Internet Security helps protect your PC without slowing you down. Are you sure you want to skip turning on Norton Internet Security?"
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