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Windows Live OneCare
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Windows Live OneCare
A subscription service from Microsoft that provided a one-stop source for protection against malware (viruses, spam, spyware), system maintenance (disk cleanup, defragmentation, etc.) and backup and recovery. The beta program for OneCare, introduced without the Windows Live prefix, was released in 2006 to U.S. subscribers. OneCare was discontinued in 2009 in favor of a free anti-malware suite (see Microsoft Security Essentials).


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com Plans to introduce Windows OneCare Live, a new self-updating, subscription-based computer security service, in June, have been unveiled by Microsoft Corp, a software company.
INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Plans to introduce Windows OneCare Live, a new self-updating, subscription-based computer security service, in June, have been unveiled by Microsoft Corp, a software company.
Called Windows OneCare Live, the subscription service will compete with security products made by traditional Microsoft partners, including Symantec Corp.
 
 
 
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