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Got rid of Norton Internet Security - YES!

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rim said:
I seem to remember reading some reviews recently that suggested that
Norton had FINALLY cleaned up their act a little and that their
latest version. See for instance:

http://review.zdnet.com/product/internet-security-and-firewall/norton-internet-security-2009/33246586
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Interesting.
rim said:
I know that this topic is dissing NIS, but I would be interested to
hear if anyone has had experience with their latest version.
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Well, I don't mean to diss it. If it works for someone then that's good. But I personally got exasperated enough to rid myself of it forever.

However, I too would like to hear from users whether NIS 2009 really is slimmer and faster.

Earthlight

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Mostly harmless
 
Manhy people recommend the AVG. Do you have the dree or the pro version?

What do you use for a firewall?

Earthlight
Runner 101 said:
Same here too. It runs better then before. Have AVG now and will stay
with it. JOHN
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HOOAH!
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Mostly harmless
 
Lacol said:
I thought everyone knew by now not to touch anything symantec with a
100 foot pole.
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Not necessarily...it runs on my quad core CPU and I don't even notice. Sorry to say, code bloat isn't going away anytime soon...all you can do is try to beat it into submission with technology.

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Gary - Casual hobbyist w/D300 and some zoom-zooms!
 
LKeithR said:
And just to be clear, NO antivirus program will protect
you from everything if you're not proactive about how you conduct
yourself.
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I'm with you 100% there - I couldn't believe that they'd fallen for those scam popups saying they were infected and needed product x ... y ... z to clean their system. Indeed, I was quite liberal with my criticism and went overboard emphasising my disbelief!

Iain.
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The more I know, the more I know I don't know ...
 
I have the free version. I am very happy with it, does not mess me up with slowdowns . I use another freebee called IOBIT to clean out some files, registry etc... Give it a try and you hopefully will be satisfied too. John
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HOOAH!
 
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