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It was initially added to our database on. The latest version of Norton Utilities is 16.0, released on. It was checked for updates 1,382 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. Norton Utilities is a Demo software in the category System Utilities developed by Symantec Corporation. You can also evaluate the performance of your PC by benchmarking it against other PCs. Management tools let you view and manage the memory usage of running applications so you can make adjustments that improve PC performance. It allows you to permanently and delete unwanted sensitive data from your PC so hackers cannot access it. It removes hard drive clutter, temporary files, and Internet cookies. The result? Programs open faster and you can work on multiple open programs simultaneously.īoost the overall performance of your PC by optimizing the hard disk with the disk defragmenter and cleaner. Need more PC memory? The registry defragmenter and cleaner free up and reclaim memory by fixing registry errors, organizing registry files, and repairing broken links. The Service Manager works in a similar way to accelerate the PC’s startup time. Instead of letting Microsoft Windows load programs you don’t need, Startup Manager loads only the programs you choose.

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#Norton utilities 16.0 review install#

NU also will install and automatically load with the OS, I've used it and its very hard to get it NOT to do so. Personally I've found that with older versions of NU the registry cleaning function, which has been depreciated was only useful back in the days of Windows 7. Some functions are actually using the Windows system calls to perform tasks Windows already uses. My dive on BOTH is, if running a modern OS, the OS performs much of the same functions as NU in any form can do.

#Norton utilities 16.0 review upgrade#

Once you remove NU 16 for an upgrade you will also find it hard to activate without actually contacting support for assistance.

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The compelling pro is you have a one time license with NU 16 vice an annual subscription. The con regarding NU 16 is its no longer supported and additions to the OS being used MAY cause it to not function. Maybe on older hardware having limited system resources would be a green check mark. Looking at the list I supposed it would be a simple matter of need for using the software.