Windows Vista Magazine advert
Welcome, Guest. Please Sign in (or Register) Welcome,  (Profile | Log out)
Real-world guides, help, tips and buying advice from the Windows Vista community
Home
My Home
Blogs
Windows Vista Help
Guides
Shop
Message Boards

Buy this issue now
Subscribe
See all issues
Win some great prizes in our fantastic competitions!
Sign up for the Windows Vista: The Official Magazine newsletter

Discounted books and online courses to help you get the most from Windows Vista, Microsoft Office and your PC




Get your question answered with our help request service!










Join our Facebook group!

Windows Live Alerts

Home > People > anandk > Blog

Windows Live OneCare v 2.5 Final released to production.

Comments (2) | E-mail | Print
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings  1 Votes | Click to indicate that you'd like to hear less from this author | What's this?


By anandk on 03 July 2008

OneCare version 2.5, which went into public beta in early April, has just been released into production, and is available now. Check it out. Use it free for 3 months.

Note: This blog entry was originally posted on feeds.rapidfeeds.com. View original post

Comments (2) | E-mail | Print
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings  1 Votes | Click to indicate that you'd like to hear less from this author | What's this?

Appreciate this article? If so please vote positively to help push it up the rankings Click once to push vote this item up the content rankings. This helps the community find good material, and your voting enables our systems automatically personalize your experience.

Comments


Yiannis
I cant understand what this product can offer to someone....it's just functions and features that already exist in Vista
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings  0 Votes
03/07/08 | 06:18
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings Reply
 
J.B.
I think Windows Live Onecare is a good bit of software. I have had it for a year now and have just renewed my subscription. I like it because once you set it up you forget it and get on with life. Actually I used to scan with extra Antispyware programs every other day or so and now I only do so once a month. Like I said there is more to life than to scan scan scan. J.B.
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings  0 Votes
04/07/08 | 08:14
Click once to vote this item up the content rankings Reply
 

Leave a Comment:
Username: 
Password: 


   
Related posts...
post+
Top blog posts
Microsoft delivers OfficeLive public beta 
by James Stables
Share your documents and work remotely - for free! (more)
Internet TV giant Joost is now available to download by all! 
by NickO
Joost moves out of closed beta and goes into public beta testing (more)
XM Online Radio 1.7 BETA 
by Pandrogas
We’re trying something out for the next release of the gadget.  That’... (more)
Show More...
post+
Popular Guides
Windows Vienna/7 First Wallpaper?! 
In Guides, by joro959
A first look at Internet Explorer 8 
In Communications, by Vista Mag UK
Get a second hard drive for free! 
In Productivity, by Vista Mag UK
Show More...
post+
Web favourites
windowsvistablog.com - Announcing Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Beta 
www.vista4beginners.com - How to change your logon screen 
www.vista4beginners.com - What is Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (mrt.exe) and how to use it 
www.vista4beginners.com - How to enable Natural Search and how to use it 
www.merchantcircle.com - DRM music share blog 
Show More...
Hot Board Posts
What's your Windows Experience Index score? Vote and let us know!
In Windows Vista: The Official Magazine (UK), by NickO
Replies (280)
Which edition of Windows Vista do you have on your PC?
In Windows Vista: The Official Magazine (UK), by NickO
Replies (122)
Compaq laptop wireless not working
In Hardware Help, by bluesman
Replies (64)
Show More...
Future plc Logo © Copyright Future Publishing Limited. Reg No. 2008885 England. 30 Monmouth Street, Bath, BA1 2BW. All rights reserved
Windows Vista: The Official Magazine is produced with input from Microsoft but is an independent publication. Windows Vista and the Windows Vista Start logo are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies and are used under license from owner. Microsoft is not responsible for the contents of this publication.
Read our privacy policy | Read our terms and conditions | Work for us