How to Setup a Norton Account on Your Computer? (Detailed Steps)

Norton has over the years made lives easier with regards to the safety of online networking and PC functioning. Through Norton.com/setup, it is a piece of cake to download and install the Norton antivirus. It only takes a few simple steps and probably a few minutes. Norton has always come up with new, improvised features, taking the security level a notch higher every time. In this blog, we are going to tell you the detailed yet simple steps to get you started with your Norton antivirus suite.

Follow below instructions carefully to download and install the Norton setup:

Note: If you have got your Norton product from your service provider, then read ‘I want to install my Norton product from my service provider’.


  1. Go to Norton com setup. Click on Create account.
  2. Complete the sign-up process.
  3. On the Get Started page, click on Download Norton.
  4. Enter a new product key to continue.
  5. Click on Agree & Download.
  6. If you have more than one Norton suite in your account, choose the one you want to download. Click on Next.
  7. In case you want to install your Norton suite on another device, click on Send a Download Link. Read ‘I want to install my Norton Product on a different device’ to continue installing on another device.
  8. Now, open your web browser. Please note that this setup process uses Chrome browser.
  9. On the bottom-left corner of the browser, double-click the setup that you downloaded.
  10. A User Account Control window will appear. Click on Continue and follow on-screen prompts.
  11. Your Norton suite will be installed and activated.

In case you face any error(s) during downloading or installation of the Norton setup, you can always contact Norton support for troubleshooting. The experts at Norton have hands-on experience with all the Norton security suites and so they can be really quick in resolving errors and your queries.

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