I had a hard drive failure, so I had to restart everything...and now I can't seem to find a link to the Norton 360 beta that was there a while back, and they just want me to shell out money, which as a college student, I'd rather not pay for extra things if I can help it...I have a key for NIS 2009 from the family pack still, and I'm hoping I can run it. All the threads I searched for compatibility seem to be from back in late january, and that means 2 months of possible patches to happen. xDAny luck either way, anyone?

I had a hard drive failure, so I had to restart everything...and now I can't seem to find a link to the Norton 360 beta that was there a while back, and they just want me to shell out money, which as a college student, I'd rather not pay for extra things if I can help it...I have a key for NIS 2009 from the family pack still, and I'm hoping I can run it. All the threads I searched for compatibility seem to be from back in late january, and that means 2 months of possible patches to happen. xDAny luck either way, anyone? HiThis is information you will need to ask Norton about. They are thebest source for whether or not the product is guaranteed to be compatible.Hope this helps.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Beta Ronnie Vernon MVP

Alright, I'll go find a way to contact them. Thanks for the heads up ^^

Yes, NIS 2009 now compatible. Earlier builds, such as 16.0 or 16.2 were not and I personally experienced some problems with them; the Norton gadget wasn't working and they failed to launch at startup. Norton 360 was later released, and it touted 100% compatibility with 7. It's true. Developers ported all of N360's updates/patches/fixes to NIS 2009 in the 16.5 update. Download NIS 16.5, and install. http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Firewall/Norton-Internet-Security.shtmlNorton AntiVirus 2009