NOD32 query

[JIP]

Hi

I'm looking around before buying a new AV package, and NOD32 comes out top
of the list. But I have 3 computers at home - can I install the one package
on all 3, or would I have to buy 3 copies - in which case I'd have to look
elsewhere

Thanks

 

[Jay]

Hi

I'm looking around before buying a new AV package, and NOD32 comes out top
of the list. But I have 3 computers at home - can I install the one package
on all 3, or would I have to buy 3 copies - in which case I'd have to look
elsewhere

http://www.eset.com/support/nodfaq2.htm

Could I use my username and password on two computers?

You can install NOD32 only on as many computers as you have licenses
purchased in order to comply with license terms. However, you can
transfer NOD32 on another computer provided that you uninstall it from
the former one.

 

[optikl]

Hi

I'm looking around before buying a new AV package, and NOD32 comes out top
of the list. But I have 3 computers at home - can I install the one package
on all 3, or would I have to buy 3 copies - in which case I'd have to look
elsewhere

Thanks

Ethically and according to the EULA (which means contractually), you are
required to pay for a separate license for each "active" computer on
which it is installed.

 

[* * Chas]

| Hi
|
| I'm looking around before buying a new AV package, and NOD32 comes out
top
| of the list. But I have 3 computers at home - can I install the one
package
| on all 3, or would I have to buy 3 copies - in which case I'd have to
look
| elsewhere
|
| Thanks
|
|

NOD32 has been great. I've bit the bullet and purchased about 7 licenses
because I think that It's worth it.

You should check out F-Prot. It's a good program that I used before I
switched to NOD32. I still run F-Prot on several PCs that I infrequently
use. You can run 1 license on up to 4 PCs.

Chas.

 

[James Egan]

You should check out F-Prot. It's a good program that I used before I
switched to NOD32. I still run F-Prot on several PCs that I infrequently
use. You can run 1 license on up to 4 PCs.

It's 5 PC's


Jim.