Those who want to participate in the free beta test of Windows OneCare Live until April 30 should visit http://ideas.live.com.

Microsoft Announces Pricing and Licensing Details for Windows OneCare
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, Feb 08 2006 06:17 AM
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Posted 08 February 2006 - 06:17 AM

Those who want to participate in the free beta test of Windows OneCare Live until April 30 should visit http://ideas.live.com.
#2
Posted 08 February 2006 - 07:37 PM

Interesting price strategy, $50 for up to three systems. Would be expensive for a single system, but many households have multiple systems, and at $17 per system, it's a very nice deal.
I've been a part of this beta from the begining, and it has a nice clean and simple interface. It clearly aimed at the more novice computer user, just too bad it's not included as a part Windows. The biggest problem with any antivirus program is the user that doesn't keep definitions updated, usually due to not renewing the annual subscription.
Public beta here too: http://www.windowsonecare.com
I've been a part of this beta from the begining, and it has a nice clean and simple interface. It clearly aimed at the more novice computer user, just too bad it's not included as a part Windows. The biggest problem with any antivirus program is the user that doesn't keep definitions updated, usually due to not renewing the annual subscription.
Public beta here too: http://www.windowsonecare.com
#3
Posted 09 February 2006 - 11:03 AM

the one thing i didn't like when i had the beta installed...was that you couldn't assure the software that you're not stupid... "you do know you turned the firewall off right" yes...i do know thank y ou for telling me " hey guy...the firewalls off...did you know that" yes...yes i did know that " dude...firewall?" OH SWEET FANNY MOSES!!
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