A:AnswerOnly one antivirus will work at a time or they will/could work against each other. Yes, under the settings...it takes a bit to find, easy to overlook, but it is there, keep looking
A:AnswerIt's Your Choice. However You May Go To The Webroot Program On The Computer Or It's Website Or The Store. I Recently Purchased A 2 Year Subscription For Just Around $100.00 In The Store. The Internet Security Complete For Up To 5 Devices. A Hint It's The White & Purple Box.
A:AnswerSave your code number and you can install other devises during the term you have purchased (ie: 1 yr , 2 yrs , etc)...to the number of devises allowed in the purchase. Any devises added later will expire when the ORIGINAL devise's install does.
A:AnswerWork properly and it will work in conjuction with Defender if you want it too. Also you can use it on Your mobile devices and use the Control panel online to check and control your other devices.
A:AnswerOnce you install the software and activate your product key code, it will automatically update to the latest version of software and virus definitions.
A:AnswerThis is a USA Company with USA support and for those of us that speak English as the primary language, you can actually understand the person you are talking to, and even more important is that when I have called them, the Tech was knowledgeable and quick in helping me get something straightened out. Much better than almost any other company.
A:AnswerSam;
Webroot is one of the best antiviruses out there. With its small usage of internal memory and physical space, Webroot breaks all the norms of what software should be about: simple, but not intrusive. Other than daily, weekly, or monthly scans, there is no backup storage available with Webroot. It does everything else, but not cloud storage.
I highly recommend this software for your antivirus protection.
Computer Consultant Brian
A:AnswerJust go the their website and download it from there. You will get the lastest verison if the disc doesn’t update it automatically. Your key code will work either way