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Norton?! :rlol:

 

Are you on AOL too? :D

 

 

 

 

I wouldn't have thought 2005 would work anyway. I think they expire at the end of each year?

Wha? :confused:

 

 

Better not do, i have a brand new copy of 04 sat here i bought ages ago (2 years ) I just want to get the firewall working at the moment
What is this "buying software" you speak of?

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FFS do the right thing and remove it completely. NOD32 works well and comes highly recommended. I can do the license via Paypal.

 

It has got to the point where I have started snapping pictures of Windows XP Task Manager process lists, sorted by CPU %, with CC*, N*, NAV*, MC* etc. sitting right at the top of peoples computers. It's beyond a joke. McAfee seems to be the worst in its current incarnation.

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Im a Wannado customer, but my Norton DON'TWANNADO :rlol:

 

 

 

Anyway..................

 

It worked fine before i reloaded my OS but now wont let me connect to the net if it's working. When i bought a laptop back in 2004 PC World conned me into buying a copy of Norton AV 04. They failed to mention it was already installed on the laptop. Thought i would install it for now seeing as i already had it.

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i have a brand new copy of 04 sat here i bought ages ago (2 years :D)

Bin that then that's no good lol :D

Wha? :confused:

When the end of the year is nearly up it keeps giving you reminders that the software is about to expire. If you're still running it after the said date then it doesn't work - not that it works well anyway ;) :D

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FFS do the right thing and remove it completely. NOD32 works well and comes highly recommended. I can do the license via Paypal.

 

It has got to the point where I have started snapping pictures of Windows XP Task Manager process lists, sorted by CPU %, with CC*, N*, NAV*, MC* etc. sitting right at the top of peoples computers. It's beyond a joke. McAfee seems to be the worst in its current incarnation.

 

OK Carl, tell me like aa 3 year old :D NOD32????????

 

 

EDITED: to say i have just found it and am reading up as we speak :)

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NOD32 is antivirus - you want a software firewall, right?

 

Well, I presume like most, he wants antivirus, anti spyware & general anti-malware, and has opted for Norton Internet Security, which happens to include a firewall... which he doesn't need.

 

Windows XP's firewall is more than adequate, and NOD32 does the job of keeping unwanted wares out.

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Ok, so delete Norton altogether and use just windows firewall and this NOD32.

 

What's the subscription price for the NOD??

 

£23 + vat for first year. £14 + vat to renew the next year.

 

in more detail:

http://www2.css-networks.com/nod.JPG

 

You can buy direct from nod32uk.com , but if you want to buy via PayPal, you need to find a reseller who offers it.. such as myself.

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I use Avast Home Edition for anti-virus. It's free and pretty damn good IMO

You have to register with them but they don't spam you or owt.

 

I have used this for some people, where I felt they wouldn't spend any money. It was a choice of either nothing, Avast, or AVG. The 60 day register thing is a problem though. Many people just forget, and the thing disables itself. It's certainly 'better' than McAfee or Norton, and particularly the AOL-Free McAfee, which all would be better classified as malware themselves.

 

Noddy nod nod ;)

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