Hey thanks for responses, The lappy came with Norton and an activation code so I can try that out 1st. Though the other options all seem good as well. I'll see whats best for my hardware and thanks
Hey thanks for responses, The lappy came with Norton and an activation code so I can try that out 1st. Though the other options all seem good as well. I'll see whats best for my hardware and thanks
I never liked Norton myself irritating program, but hey if its already installed yeah see if you like it.
PS3 Slim w/ Rebug Rex 4.30.2, 500GB Internal, 1TB/3TB External; PS2 Fat McBoot w/ Hard Drive; Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Last game finished: Crysis 3 | Currently Playing: Dead Space 3
I never liked Norton myself irritating program, but hey if its already installed yeah see if you like it.
Everytime I buy or fix a Laptop it always has that trial, First thing I do is uninstall it. I haven't actually tried norton, idk why but I just don't like it.
Everytime I buy or fix a Laptop it always has that trial, First thing I do is uninstall it. I haven't actually tried norton, idk why but I just don't like it.
I used it several years ago and It just seemed like it was protecting me from using my own computer. It was like I had to get permission to use my computer from Norton and of course when I tried to delete it that was a big pain in the ass as well.
PS3 Slim w/ Rebug Rex 4.30.2, 500GB Internal, 1TB/3TB External; PS2 Fat McBoot w/ Hard Drive; Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Last game finished: Crysis 3 | Currently Playing: Dead Space 3
I used it several years ago and It just seemed like it was protecting me from using my own computer. It was like I had to get permission to use my computer from Norton and of course when I tried to delete it that was a big pain in the ass as well.
Yea, the hardest part in software repair is removing Norton lol, even if its not infected.
Ive had more issues with Norton then norton fixing issues for me lol...
And it just feels like a bulky program...
Yeah it uses a lot of resources compared to other antivirus programs and you basically have to reinstall windows to remove it, I used a reg cleaner to get rid of it and then tried to install another antivirus in its place and It wouldnt let me cause norton was still installed somehow, yeah i wouldnt recommend Norton to anyone, unless they like norton's gui and pops ups, because thats what your computer will turn into, a Norton Operating System bahahahah.
PS3 Slim w/ Rebug Rex 4.30.2, 500GB Internal, 1TB/3TB External; PS2 Fat McBoot w/ Hard Drive; Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Last game finished: Crysis 3 | Currently Playing: Dead Space 3
Yeah it uses a lot of resources compared to other antivirus programs and you basically have to reinstall windows to remove it, I used a reg cleaner to get rid of it and then tried to install another antivirus in its place and It wouldnt let me cause norton was still installed somehow, yeah i wouldnt recommend Norton to anyone, unless they like norton's gui and pops ups, because thats what your computer will turn into, a Norton Operating System bahahahah.
BAHAHAHA, and with that said, no wonder nobody apart from the not-so-tech-savvy would go for it!
About Norton, I think it is a Virus made to create viruses so it can then detect the virus and remove it Nah, it works fine but it's not for me atm as it's a hardware muncher. Giving the others a go atm
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Originally Posted by Misfit
Nah, it works fine but it's not for me atm as it's a hardware muncher. Giving the others a go atm
Seems good so far.
