Norton

You need Norton Internet security, Norton Internet Security 2011 is the most recent, Norton Internet Security 2010 is the oldest you want to use.
Norton Antivirus (any version) doesn't give you the full protection that Norton Internet Security does.
Norton 360 (any version) looks similair but covers you for areas that aren't necessary and doesn't cover all areas Norton Internet Security does.
So DO NOT get Norton Antivirus or Norton 360.

The retail version is just called Norton Internet Security 2011.

The system builder version is called Norton Internet Security 2011 OEM, this is just the same software as retail version, just without the fancy packaging or instruction book, still has the same built-in instructions and built-in support like the retail versions.

The Norton Internet Security Performance Pack 2011 is two products, Norton Internet Security 2011 and Norton Utilities. Norton Utilities is a useful system cleaner, but used to aggressively also wipes away your settings that you have customised on your system.

I have only included links to products under £30, last for one year and provide you with a physical disc.

I have NOT included UPGRADE versions, as this asks for problems and further costs. You should only ever get Normal Retail, OEM or Performance Pack versions, if UPGRADE is in the name don't get it.

Ros you got Norton Internet Security Performance Pack 2010 last year from WHSmith, i haven't included it this year as it is over Ł30.

Charlotte, Graham, Dale and Emma you currently have Norton Internet Security 2010 Netbook Edition, which is made for low performance PCs.
Norton Internet Security 2010 OEM is no longer sold, Norton Internet Security 2010 Netbook Edition (normal retail version) I haven't been able to find under Ł30 a year, Norton Internet Security 2010 (normal retail version) doesn't have a low performance mode, so you are best getting Norton Internet Security 2011 (normal retail version), Norton Internet Security 2011 OEM or Norton Internet Security Performance Pack 2011, then enabling the Low Performance mode.

You all have different needs and amounts of PCs owned.

When i have searched for Norton I have looked at the following options...
1 user, 1 pc, 1 year
1 user, 3 pcs, 1 year
1 user, 5 pcs, 1 year
3 users, 3 pcs, 1 year
3 users, 5 pcs, 1 year
5 users, 5 pcs, 1 year

To ALL, it really doesn't matter how many users you have, because you all are currently using the same one user on each of your PCs anyway.

To Charlotte, Graham, Dale and Emma who only have the one PC to cover, getting a many PC version is still something to look at if it saves you money, as it just means you have spare licences left over (that you could give to a friend or ME).

No matter how many licensed PCs or users the licences only lasts 366 days from when the first PC is activated.

I have also included 4 trial versions below that add up 300 free days cover (Charlotte, Graham, Dale and Emma this is in addition to the trails that you are currently on). The trial versions should be just the same as the other buy-able versions.

There is 2x 90 day trails and 2x 60 day trails.

All are OEM

1st 90 day Trial (ING Direct Partner) (Backup of file) Link to Norton/ING Direct Partner Site for 90 day Trial download

2nd 90 day Trial (Backup of file)

1st 60 day Trial (Backup of file)

2nd 60 day Trial (Backup of file)

How to run Norton Power Eraser - Free Virus and Spyware Removal Tool from Norton

Download and run the Norton Removal Tool to uninstall your Norton product