Best Antivirus Application - Suite
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can we install single user licence antivirus (nod32) on two system.with same user name and password.If not why.How company came to know.
you can if not connected to net
if connected to net and doing updates then the company will detect it
you can if not connected to net
if connected to net and doing updates then the company will detect it
you can if not connected to net
if connected to net and doing updates then the company will detect it
sorry,
can you please tell me how company detect.by IP,by password or by else.Please explain.Ip is changed in every login.password is same.If I reinstall OS then what happened.
if connected to net and doing updates then the company will detect it
sorry,
can you please tell me how company detect.by IP,by password or by else.Please explain.Ip is changed in every login.password is same.If I reinstall OS then what happened.
sorry,
can you please tell me how company detect.by IP,by password or by else.Please explain.Ip is changed in every login.password is same.If I reinstall OS then what happened.
if they want to, they can easily do it.
send some data identifying the machine during the registration/update process. and compare it with the existing data in their servers.
at least microsoft does it with Windows 7.
when i upgraded my motherboard and processor, i had to call their US based call center to get some updated numbers to use my product key because the system found out the hardware change and refused to accept the older keys.
the indian call center folks literally accused me of pirating claiming that the same copy of Windows 7 has been used on multiple machines. told them several times that i just updated my own system's specifications. they simply would not accept it.
can you please tell me how company detect.by IP,by password or by else.Please explain.Ip is changed in every login.password is same.If I reinstall OS then what happened.
if they want to, they can easily do it.
send some data identifying the machine during the registration/update process. and compare it with the existing data in their servers.
at least microsoft does it with Windows 7.
when i upgraded my motherboard and processor, i had to call their US based call center to get some updated numbers to use my product key because the system found out the hardware change and refused to accept the older keys.
the indian call center folks literally accused me of pirating claiming that the same copy of Windows 7 has been used on multiple machines. told them several times that i just updated my own system's specifications. they simply would not accept it.
i use avast for almost 6 years now, its free, updates itself regularly, and i never had any issues with virus at all. i do use zonealarm firewall, another free option, and run spybot almost once a month to check for spywares. i do surf around on various sites which i should not be, but never had any issue with virus or spyware. well, another thing is, if your antivirus is not detecting virus, how do u know if u r infected 
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