platform. Release 2002 (Version 6.0) In anticipation of major changes to the Norton product lineup, no new features were introduced in this release. NU 2002 introduced Windows XP compatibility while dropping support for Windows 95. Utilities include Norton Speed Disk, Norton System Doctor, Norton UnErase, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton WinDoctor, System Information and Wipe Info. this is the final version to run solely on the Windows 9x platform. Release 2003 For the next six years, Norton Utilities ceasted to exist as standalone product, instead becoming part of Norton SystemWorks starting 2003. SystemWorks is essentially several Symantec software bundled together in one package. Release 2004 It is only included with Norton SystemWorks 2004. Release 2005 It is only included with Norton SystemWorks 2005. It supports Windows 98 or higher. It includes Norton Protection, Speed Disk, Norton Optimization Wizard, Norton System Doctor, UnErase Wizard, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton WinDoctor, System Information, Wipe Info, Image, Norton File Compare, Norton Registry Editor, Norton Registry Tracker, and Explorer Shell Extension. Release 2007 It is only included with Norton SystemWorks 2007. Version 14.0 The revival of Norton Utilities as standalone software was announced on 3 February 2009, along with the discontinuation of Norton SystemWorks, which it replaces as Symantec's flagship PC tune-up suite. This version adds 64-bit support on Windows XP and Vista. It includes Registry Defragmenter, Registry Cleaners, Disk Cleaner, Disk Defragmenter, Startup Manager, Service Manager, Restore Center, System Optimizer, Process Viewer, and Performance Test. The product license was changed to allow the software to be installed on up to three household PCs. Critical Receptions PC Pro rated Norton Utilities 14 with 1 star (out of 6) for “an overpriced collection of optimization tools that falls far short of its promise. IT Reviews called the package “light on features compared to rivals” and it questioned the “usefulness of some of the monitoring utilities. PC Advisor criticized Norton Utilities 14 for delivering “little that you can't already do with Windows”, although it did acknowledge that it brought two things to the table: “The registry tools, which are useful, and the performance monitor, which is interesting but not always useful.” Premier edition Symantec has released a version of Norton Utilities which is called Norton Utilities Premier Edition. It has all features of Norton Utilities plus Norton Online Backup. It is also compatible with Windows 7. It was released on 14 October 2009. Version 15.0 Norton Utilities 15.0