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Posted by Alan on September 20, 2005, 6:39 pm
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amazed since the installs have gone well on another computer - using a
second copy I purchased.
al
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> Alan wrote:
>> having a lot of trouble installing on win xp home system. Essentially
>> it
>> installs but then the configuration manager does not work and stays on
>> the
>> first screen. Have followed many of the suggestions on Symantec website
>> including several uninstalls and reinstalls. I have no viruses - as
>> checked
>> with another software. The update manager works ok - when installed
>> separately
>>
>> Anyone else with this issue and can advise what todo
>
> I've had a similar problem when trying to install NAV 2005 to see what it
> was like. I tried all sorts of things including following various Symantec
> support articles. Suffice to say it didn't fare well in my anti-virus
> testing day.
>
> I gave up. If you've purchased it you might be better off getting a
> refund.
> I'm seriously considering installing NOD32 when my current NAV
> subscription
> runs out, as once again Symantec are (will be) *days* late releasing
> definitions for a virus I got in an email, where NOD32 detected it
> heuristically, and I believe, by definition. Their software seems to get
> bigger, slower (even on high-end machines) and buggier with every single
> release.
>
> Sorry I can't offer more constructive advice. (I suppose in a way I have!)
>
> Cheers
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> Adam Piggott, Proprietor, Proactive Services (Computing).
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