Newegg has
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 (1 Device, PC or Mac Digital Download) +
15-Month Norton 360 Antivirus Software (1-Device) on sale for
$79.99.
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Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 Includes:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft PowerPoint
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NOD32 used to be the best AV for both speed and detection but I havent kept up to date if that is still true.
If you're interested in using Windows 10 and your hardware is compatible you could do the free upgrade, it still works. I did a 9 and a half year old laptop on Win 7 a few months ago and a mini PC on Win 8.1 last week.
You can download the Windows Media Creation Tool from https://www.microsoft.c
My first try with the laptop failed, had to install a version of .Net Framework I didn't have and retry.
Good idea to save a backup image of your Windows disk to another drive with something like Macrium Reflect (free) or something similar. Bootable USB method for best results usually.
Free and works. Even Googles cloud based on works just as fine.
Does anyone know if there is a Free version of this on Imac?
Thanks!!
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Looks like those names are generated from the same system/group. Neither have any items for sale.
That said, I've bought a few over the years and they've all worked perfectly. Not much risk on a $2 purchase, even if the seller flakes out on you.
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But, according to a friend who works at MSFT, the overwhelmingly vast majority of casual home users and students never use Outlook. So, I get why they would have left it out from the "Home and Student" version.
You can download the Windows Media Creation Tool from https://www.microsoft.c
My first try with the laptop failed, had to install a version of .Net Framework I didn't have and retry.
Good idea to save a backup image of your Windows disk to another drive with something like Macrium Reflect (free) or something similar. Bootable USB method for best results usually.
Thank you for posting
As for Windows 10, I have always just used Windows Defender, or whatever it's called now. Haven't had a problem yet
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