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Re: Internet Security Software

On 12/11/2012 1:35 PM, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
When I signed up for broadband at home, I got Norton Internet
Security for "free". So, being somewhat frugal (okay, cheap), I
installed it. I occasionally, after a re-boot, get error messages
that say I turned off auto-protect. According to my searches, the
"fix" recommended by Norton (Symantec) is to remove NIS and
re-install it. Well, let's just say that this seems like a lot of
work just to fix the problem.

I've been using MS's antivirus with no problems.

This is what we use at work too.

david



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