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leminko
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‎22-09-2024 06:33 PM

How does it work?  Cant see any downloads here

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JimM11
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‎22-09-2024 06:49 PM

@leminko Start with the link, then use any help for cyber security.

EE Cyber Security | Online Security | EE

XRaySpeX
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‎22-09-2024 06:55 PM

@leminko : See Setting Up EE Cyber Security Powered by Norton

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leminko
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‎30-09-2024 07:36 PM

Getting a message that I can't get it because I have not got broadband from EE     just looking at their router and signed in as a customer

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Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team
In response to leminko

‎01-10-2024 02:15 PM

Hi there @leminko 

Thanks for coming back to us. 

Our Setting Up EE Cyber Security Powered by Norton page has details on getting set up, have you tried this? 

Thanks 🙂

Leanne.

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cliffy37
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‎01-10-2024 03:22 PM

Honest opinion. Do not touch anything made by Norton it is terrible. Just use Windows built in security and common sense. Notyon will eat system resources and be a nightmare to remove plus its virus protection is not that good

JimM11
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In response to cliffy37

‎01-10-2024 03:41 PM

@cliffy37 You get my vote on Norton with that one windows defender so-so will pass on that.👍

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cliffy37
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In response to JimM11

‎01-10-2024 03:48 PM - edited ‎01-10-2024 03:49 PM

@JimM11  yeah i get the trepidation (word of the day) with windows defender. I think the biggest part is use common sense. One of my mates called me over not long back cause they had a pop up saying "you have a virus click here to download fix" (he clicked the link). I must of spent an hour laughing before i got to format his hard drive and re install windows

JimM11
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In response to cliffy37

‎01-10-2024 04:09 PM

@cliffy37 Biggest fear, i honestly would never be able to get any of my pc's back to how they are if had to do fresh install, high speed backups down to about 3 mins now, and back up to that point would be about 10 mins. It's as you say what works best...

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cliffy37
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In response to JimM11

‎01-10-2024 04:21 PM

@JimM11  is that OS due to installed apps or a seperate drive with data on it? I use a great piece of software called SyncBackFree. My first backup was 8 hours long as it was backing up 7Tb over to external drive, after that it takes seconds every night as only backs up changes, it basically creates a mirror of you data drive. For my OS i just create a image of my OS and installed apps and install that hwne i need to. May not be of any help to you art all but interesting none the less

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