wow bro, you really need a upgrade.. i didnt think people where still using P2's but im not to surprised since I have a family member on a Pentium 1.. with some mmx crap on it an he says he would trade i for nothing.. and yeah he's actually still running windows 95. That thing is so ancient in needs to be in the Trex display at the museum.... But he did have some issues a while back surfing sites he probably shouldnt have been in.. and he started having hte shut down problem.. that you just sometimes cant get rid off.. but he thought he had it all cleared until then.. now all it does is starts up.. goes to tlog in screen logs in takesd about 30 min tho just to get there then he gets a few pop ups that automatically just pop up without even trying to go to the browser..a nd then it shuts down.. suck but oh well.. he still tries to use it.. so maybe hell gert him something new soon...

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both the times someone has asked me to use Norton for them, it has shafted their PC. 2 different generations of their software, and 2 different generations of PC, so the problems they have with their software seem to be hereditary. However, I have used some of their application suite software as portable applications, such as WinDoctor and DiskDoctor, and that seems to work really well on its own. I havn't tried 360, and don't know too much about it, but it seems integrating it all looks like the worst idea since Mr and Mrs Hitler decided to have children.

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you know ive used the windoctor as well and when I used win doctor it did give some type of error, about some application error, i didnt pay no mind to it.. at that time but after that i never saw it again and I just assumed that the program did its job..

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I boughts norton internet security, and not olnly is it useless, it destroyed my system.
As soon as i installed it, it ran fine "Wow. £50 well spent"
but after the second restart, my system ran slowly, most of my network/internet applications were caput. My system ran slowly, and my network printing. out of the question.after a couple more re-boots, it was time to re-install my OS.
I chose to keep my documents. And I only formatteed the drive with windows on it.
It ran ok, with minimal drivers installed (graphics card, motherboard, wireless internet/network)
It was when i tried to watch TV, or run games it was still not working.
So i re-install windows again, this time deleting all partitions, and reformatting all drives, and deleting my documents. After all my device drivers and applications were on - Fine!
Norton wrecked my system, and caused me a lot of inconvieniece.

Also, i was not pleased when my ISP automatically replaced the free spyware remover it installs wih the internet package with.
Wait for it.....
norton!
Again, my system, became prisoner of norton.

And then google starts giving it away with the google pack.
Luckily you dont have to install it.

 

 

 

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I have never liked Norton, and now I am currently using Kaspersky Internet Security suite, after I got fed up with Norton 360. I have known many people with many problems with Norton, such as configurations, and the 'letting the owner decide' part. I find it really hard to get Norton Security software to suit my preferences and ignore when I tell it to. With Kaspersky's comprehensive and intuitive interface, it just makes Norton trash. Also, I found out that Kaspersky probably has the most number of recognised virus signatures, making the software way ahead of the rest.

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Norton likes to slow down things a heap, every new release they add more crap to try to compete with other big name Anti-Virus programs. I really love Eset Security Suite. Works great and uses very little memory!

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