McAfee Internet Security 2010 - Free 6 Month 3-User License

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thedriver on 16/10/2009 - 21:19 uk.mcafee.com (1179 clicks)

Get a free 6 month trial license of McAfee Internet Security (3-User license).
This is normally only a 30 day trial.

McAfee Internet Security is a comprehensive, easy to use antivirus suite with 2 way firewall, anti-phishing, parental control, website safety and comes with unlimited email and chat support.

Free download (ISP limits apply).
*Account creation required.

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    spodosaurus on 16/10/2009 - 22:16

    Only good for those signing up with new accounts? (hoping to get my subscription extended by 6 months for one of my PCs)
    EDIT: works for those already using mcafee who have accounts there - log in and get 6 months free.

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    ihuangyu on 16/10/2009 - 23:35

    When will this promotion expire?

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    inherentchoice on 16/10/2009 - 23:46

    Sorry if this seems negative, but when I got the free McAfee with my brand new out-of-the-box Dell desktop PC running Vista, browsing the internet was amazingly slow. An ages old Pentium II on the same internet connection was doing it many times faster. After several headaches it turned out to be the pre-installed x-months free McAfee software. Microsoft even acknowledged the problem in their knowledge base. As you can imagine I didn't hesitate to completely uninstall the thing, and when McAfee came knocking for me to sign up for their paid subscription I added them to my spam filter.

    I personally prefer the lack of any antivirus/internet security programs (including Windows Defender) as not only does this help to free up system resources but I also like to think I know how to be cautious. Plus if you are ever concerned you can just load up the free Malware Antibytes or AVG.

    • +1 vote
      billbro on 17/10/2009 - 00:06

      Even if you are cautious with how you use the internet, it is prudent to run a security suite in my opinion.

      • voted the offer, though I won't be signing up myself since I ordered a 3 user Kaspersky license recently.
  • +1 vote
    AMLagonda on 16/10/2009 - 23:51

    Avast is free :| why would I pay for antivirus or bother with McAfee

    • +2 votes
      totomvn on 17/10/2009 - 09:56

      Avast is really good indeed. Together with windows firewall, i think it's enough for any home user.

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    Phatass on 17/10/2009 - 09:26

    Mcafee is good but takes up too much space.. Eh i like it :) signed up for 6 months

  • +1 vote
    skill1414 on 17/10/2009 - 09:47

    Doesn't work on Windows 7….

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      couger on 20/10/2009 - 18:23

      it works on my windows 7 ultimate RTM without any problems, which version you running?

  • +2 votes
    cyssero on 17/10/2009 - 18:44

    Microsft Security Essentials is where it's at these days, great for the home PC. Can't find a fault in it so far (not great for a corporate environment though, that's what Forefront is for).

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      kimmik on 18/10/2009 - 07:11

      yeah… could some one tell me how mcafee is different from MSE? How is this extended trial program better than a free for all program?

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    3rdalbum on 22/10/2009 - 14:08

    I removed Windows and installed Ubuntu four years ago, and I haven't had a virus since. But I'm sure you all know about Ubuntu and are going to try Ubuntu 9.10 when it comes out in a week… aren't you?

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      h4lcyon on 22/10/2009 - 14:36

      Ubuntu is great, I use it on my net-book. The reason I don't use Ubuntu on my desktop is that I don't think WINE will run games based on direct-x.