I have heard good things about this. I used to have Norton AV a few years
ago and it was a resource hog. Have they corrected this? That is, if
Norton IS 2008 is not a resource hog, I may give it a try again.
I have heard good things about this. I used to have Norton AV a few years
ago and it was a resource hog. Have they corrected this? That is, if
Norton IS 2008 is not a resource hog, I may give it a try again.
In article <g8qQi.5070$th2.2619@bignews7.bellsouth.net>, someone@my.com
says...
> I have heard good things about this.
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
> I used to have Norton AV a few years
> ago and it was a resource hog. Have they corrected this?
What do you think?
You do think?
> That is, if
> Norton IS 2008 is not a resource hog, I may give it a try again.
>
Best of luck getting the ****ing thing off your system if you don't like
it.
I wouldn't touch Norton or McAvee with a bargepole.I have more trouble with
my clients using these, and of course, AOL, than anything else.
Try the free version of AVG from Grisoft. I have used and recommended this
for three years now and never had a problem...I have absolutely no
connection with them.
--
Yrs Quilly
http://quilljar.users.btopenworld.com/gall.html
On Oct 14, 10:01 am, "AJohnWSmit" <some...@my.com> wrote:
> I have heard good things about this. I used to have Norton AV a few years
> ago and it was a resource hog. Have they corrected this? That is, if
> Norton IS 2008 is not a resource hog, I may give it a try again.
I can sell you a new copy of 2007 Norton internet security with the CD
Key. It is unsealed just check out my auction on ebay seller name of
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PS:
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I felt I should share it with all.
Bye!
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