No one offers support to pilfer licenses of such software. If you have a corporate license, you would not ask anymore questions and just use your 2005 antivirus. This area of discussion is pretty short.
As to old antivirus, years ago Symantec moved to yearly renewal fees. How else can they keep the doors open and the software updated? (No need to answer...) Toss your 2002 CD out or use it as a basis for a cheap upgrade or try Free AVG.
In closing, don't connect to the internet without:
a. A firewall.
b. Or SP2 and it's firewall up.
Bob
Our desktop computer is in bit of a bad shape. It has been running slowly, and always seems to be giving problems anytime anything is connected to it (the latest being a wireless router). It hasn't been looked after properly for quite some time, and so I've decided to format the harddrive and reinstall windows xp.
My question is what will happen to our norton anti virus subscription once it is reinstalled? I checked their website for support but it seems as if they have ceased all articles for our version, Norton Antivirus 2002!
I've been gathering all the software cd's for windows xp and for all the various bits of hardware attached and seem to have everything I need. However, I can't seem to find the norton antivirus 2002 cd for it! I assume this won't be on the xp cd?! Although, I get the feeling it may be worth updating to a newer version of antivirus anyway?
That leads me to my secondary question: we already have a copy of norton internet security 2005 for another computer in the house that is used for business purposes, so is it possible to install this and buy a new subscribtion online, i.e. copy this existing software to our desktop without doing anything illegal? The reason I ask is that I want to get the internet set up as quickly as possible after the windows xp installation without the risk of it being bombarded with every virus under the sun!
Although a bit old, our desktop still has 256Mb RAM and a 1Ghz processor, so I'm keen to get it back to its former glory, rather than fork out X amount for a new machine!

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