How will I receive my NPAV Net Protector Total Security license key after purchase?

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In NPAV Total Security (Net Protector Anti Virus) this is the feature that, user doesn't need to run updater manually, Anti virus will Update Automatically. But there is optional for the user, if the user wants to update his Anti Virus manually he can do this, after doing small setting change.

Following are the steps which can be done for Disabling the Auto Update setting.

1. Step 1: Right click on NPAV magnifier tray icon which is shown in bottom of screen at the right side. Shown in following image.
2. Step 2: After right click, hidden menus will appear on screen, click on Scheduler option from the menu list.
3. Step 3: After clicking on Scheduler new windows display on the screen, which has all the options that are useful for the Antivirus. In the Update case there are two schedulers which are highlighted in following image.
4. Step 4: Double click on Spyware Update, and untick the Activate this Schedule, then click on OK button.
5. Step 5: Follow same steps for the Auto Update option.

After these small steps, you can disable the Auto Update setting. If you want to enable the Auto Update, do the same process, only check the Activate this Schedule.

No, they aren’t comparable tools for the same purpose.

Quick Heal Total Security for Android protects Android devices from malware, phishing, and threats.

AVG Driver Updater updates PC drivers, not mobile security, so it’s irrelevant for Android or general startup antivirus needs.

For antivirus protection, Quick Heal (or another mobile/endpoint AV) is the right category, not a driver updater.

Norton 360 (by Norton) is one of the best antivirus solutions to help prevent data breaches with strong real-time malware, ransomware, phishing, and identity-theft protection.

An Android Trojan is a type of malware that disguises itself as a legitimate app (e.g., news readers, digital ID apps, or even Google Chrome clones) to trick users into installing it. Once installed, it can:

• Steal banking credentials via overlay attacks.
• Read on-screen encrypted messages (WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal).
• Gain full device control using Accessibility Services and Device Administrator privileges.
• Send sensitive data (location, installed apps) to remote servers.
• Impact: Financial fraud, crypto theft, and privacy breaches.