Regarding the use of copy antivirus, can the antivirus software be copied?

Not feasible, the general antivirus software is not green software, there is no system registrar can not be used, like Rising you can choose to make an installation package, this installation package is updated by you, and other antivirus software has such a function.

Norton: Not bad, right?

No, it doesn't. Antivirus software cannot be copied like this.

At least I haven't found any antivirus software that works like this.

If you follow what you said, then the ability of antivirus software to protect itself is too low, let's not talk about whether it can kill the virus, the software itself will be poisoned

I don't think so. Why each antivirus has its own serial number and limits the number of machines that can be installed, just like a key opens a lock? If you can install genuine antivirus software with a simple copy, it is bound to have unexpected vulnerabilities and dangers.

No, because the files written to the registry cannot be copied.

It is recommended to install it with an installation package.

Pretty much every antivirus is pretty much the same thing.

But to pack one.

Then there is a patch that does not browse the unknown**.

Analysis,Whether the first kill soft has self-protection,Generally, the soft kill is self-protecting,So it's generally difficult to copy,Even if you can,There is no relevant information in the registry of another computer and it can't be used normally,And then there may be problems with the update of the virus database。

That's it.,I'm recommending a little free killing soft to you.,It's not cracked.,It's definitely easy to use.,Send me a message if you need it (indicate the intention.,Otherwise I'll be mistaken).

Most of the software under Windows cannot be transferred by direct copying, except for "green software". As for antivirus software, everyone has their own judgment, and I personally think that Beixinyuan's VRV is good, and I have used it for more than ten years, and I have no experience of poisoning in my memory.

You can first install the Rotten Trillion file and then get the latest upgrade package or use the Clamwin Portable online to rent a new one and then copy it back.

If it is the original installation file, it can be copied, but it must have a serial number, a pass, etc.

Under normal circumstances, it is generally not.

I'll recommend one to you.

Norton Free Upgrade for Enterprise, uninstall yours and install it. Symantec Antivirus Chinese Simplified Enterprise Edition.

Yes, but you need a pass or authorization code to upgrade normally.

Yes, but a serial number is required.

Ask your friend to give you the serial number as well.

It cannot be copied directly.

Burn it.

There's no way, doesn't it?

Then you're good to use the hard drive. Will it not?

Then you have to install it after copying it! Genuine antivirus software is generally limited to the number of installations, and you can install more than a dozen of them! And he has an expiration date.

Don't you already have it installed on your computer's hard drive? Wouldn't it be okay to just make a backup of the hard disk? Don't use a disc.

Probably not, most antivirus software requires a verification code, usually a set of only one verification code, I don't know about each other.

Kingsoft Poison 2006 can be upgraded.