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Norton's Systemworks Dino M 01-15-2007
Posted by Dino M on January 15, 2007, 2:49 pm
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My Norton's antivirus subscription is about to expire (as I have it as part
of Systemworks). I was wondering if it would be OK to just delete the anti
virus and Ghost parts of Systemworks and keep the other parts on there as I
am going to start using AVG Antivirus.

I just thought that with Systemworks still being a Symantec product then
would it affect AVG or would it only be a problem if I had left the Norton's
Antivirus installed.

I thought I would point out that I did ask a question similar to this before
(not on this newsgroup by the way) but all I got was you do not want to use
AVG and you want to use this or you want to use that and never did find out
the answer to the question I actually asked, as I am not really worried
about what people's choice of anitvirus software they use, just if I would
have a problem leaving some of Systemworks on my pc.

Thanks to anyone that can help.




Posted by EOS on January 15, 2007, 3:52 pm
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you should be okay to delete just the symantec antivirus program only.
reboot after that and install any other antivirus program you like. I would
go for bitdefender 10

ken



Posted by Phil Weldon on January 15, 2007, 10:01 pm
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'Dino M' wrote, in part:
| My Norton's antivirus subscription is about to expire (as I have it as
part
| of Systemworks). I was wondering if it would be OK to just delete the anti
| virus and Ghost parts of Systemworks and keep the other parts on there as
I
| am going to start using AVG Antivirus.
_____

Yes, you can just uninstall Norton Antivirus while keeping other parts of
Norton SystemWorks and no interference with other antivirus products will
occur.

Phil Weldon

(I have done that with Norton SystemWorks 2005 and 2006 and then used
AntiVir and AVG with no problems.)
| My Norton's antivirus subscription is about to expire (as I have it as
part
| of Systemworks). I was wondering if it would be OK to just delete the anti
| virus and Ghost parts of Systemworks and keep the other parts on there as
I
| am going to start using AVG Antivirus.
|
| I just thought that with Systemworks still being a Symantec product then
| would it affect AVG or would it only be a problem if I had left the
Norton's
| Antivirus installed.
|
| I thought I would point out that I did ask a question similar to this
before
| (not on this newsgroup by the way) but all I got was you do not want to
use
| AVG and you want to use this or you want to use that and never did find
out
| the answer to the question I actually asked, as I am not really worried
| about what people's choice of anitvirus software they use, just if I would
| have a problem leaving some of Systemworks on my pc.
|
| Thanks to anyone that can help.
|
|
|



Posted by Virus Guy on January 18, 2007, 8:17 pm
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Dino M wrote:

> My Norton's antivirus subscription is about to expire (as I have
> it as part of Systemworks).

If your NAV is part of SystemWorks 2001 or 2002 version, then you can
un-install and re-install NSW to regain another year's worth of free
virus definition updates.

Those old versions of NAV will update themselves to the most current
scan engine and virus definition files via Symantec's LiveUpdate.

Posted by Bullwinkle on January 20, 2007, 12:22 pm
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> Dino M wrote:
>
>> My Norton's antivirus subscription is about to expire (as I have
>> it as part of Systemworks).
>
> If your NAV is part of SystemWorks 2001 or 2002 version, then you can
> un-install and re-install NSW to regain another year's worth of free
> virus definition updates.
>
> Those old versions of NAV will update themselves to the most current
> scan engine and virus definition files via Symantec's LiveUpdate.

That goes for NSW 2003 also. You have to be sure you really uninstall it.
Symantec makes it very difficult.

Regards,



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