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Posted by Tom Crooze on June 17, 2006, 1:42 pm
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>> Does anyone know if installing norton antivirus and firewall as seperate
>> programs rather than bundled in NIS2006 would avoid getting norton
>> protection centre?
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> My advice is to avoid Norton altogether. 8 out of 10 of my clients who
> had Norton software, had a problem with the Norton software. Usually it
> required uninstalling Norton, then reinstalling, . . . for little or no
> reason. Then the reinstallation of Norton would not work, unless I
> cleaned the hard drive and the Windows Registry of any trace of Norton
> first before reinstalling.
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> - Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
> - -- Mark Twain
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> - Bruce A. Johnson in Hardisty, Alberta, Canada
> - Bruce@BruceJohnson.ca
> - http://BruceJohnson.ca/
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Hi Bruce,
I've used Norton for some time and really haven't had any GREAT problems ,
but I'm wondering if it's time for a change ?
What would you suggest as an alternative to NIS , covering all the same
areas , - antivirus / firewall / spyware etc.
Are the free versions of AVG / avast / Zonealarm etc good enough. What do
you use...?
Thanks
Tom
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