Is "Norton Internet Security Protection 2004" too old/obsolete to install on my computer?
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I disagree with the last answer - there is nothing wrong with Norton INternet Security 2004, in fact I wish had reformatted my pc and reinstalled my copy. You will get updates (virus definitions etc) for a year when you install it, although you will not get additional features released for the 2006 version. Nortons 2006 is a pain and often requires regsitry changes in order to get it to stop doing what it wants when you have asked it not to. \n\nian
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If you don't already use Norton 2006, go to Google, and type in Google Pack and click on the first link.  When it asks you the choices to download, choose he free trial version of Norton, don't worry, this is affiliated with Google and is safe to download.  Also go to http://www.safernetworking.com and download Spybot- S&D, do this after you get Norton.  And finally, go to Microsoft Update page for XP, and download Microsoft Ant-Spyware Beta, it is one of thier most popular.\n(note: not all of these are needed, but I use them and my PC is still fast)
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Get Norton Internet Security 2006 (if you don't have it)Run A Full System Scan Then Quarantine It Then Send It To Symantec So They Can Analyze And Resolve The Problem.
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This is a known problem with Norton and they have a web-based tool available online at the following link...\n\nhttp://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/sharedtech.nsf/7e7f15291a25d938882567e50048a048/797708c8db6a451d88256e12005f4275?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam\n\nIf that link doesn't work, you can goto http://www.symantec.com and go in the knowledgebase section and search for KB#2004010509301513.\n\nWhen using the Symantec AutoFix Tool online you MUST use the Internet Explorer web browser and not any others such as Firefox.\n\nHope this helps! :-)
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u can download and install the file here. Hopefully that will fix the problem. Dont use Norton ever again. I recommend Panda or Mcafee or u can get one free off Microsoft's website. They have some good once too. \n\nhttp://www.dynamiclink.nl/htmfiles/rframes/info_dll/info_n/13.htm> \nif this fixes the error u o me a million bux. JK, but please let me know how helpful I was, if any.
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Buy the norton CD as it is the same price as the d/l and you will have the cd for reinstallation if necesary. \nE
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You should only install one because there would be a conflict between the two I would suggest buying Norton Antivirus the Works!
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You could try AVG from Grisoft. I downloaded the free trial version - which still has not expired! - and it cleaned up my entire system much better than other software I have used (Norton, Panda etc.) You could splash out on the real thing which would probably be worth your while.
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Just from my tech experience remove norton internet security or zonealarm from the computer. Thats if they're installed.  If not lemme know...
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Yes, I'd higly Recommend you with Norton 2006. They have made the software Faster than ever with even more security. And most of what i like is that it an intellegente software. Intellegent in the sence, it automtically detects what are good programms and what are bad.
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If you want to stick with Norton, you have to buy a subscription via the Symantec site. This is normally pretty expensive. I had the trial version of Norton Internet Security and when I went to the Symantec site when my subscription was running out, they wanted £28 for the upgrade plus a further fee for a new subscription to AV updates! Check eBay. In my experience it is cheaper to buy a new Norton package via that route (the genuine product costs between £16-£20) and each new package comes with a year's free updates!
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If ur not able to uninstall the norton through add/remove programs..then u can call up norton and install an uninstall manager which can do the  trick.\nNAV 800 927-3991 $29.95 per incident \nNorton Internet Security 877 832-2810 $29.95 per incident \nAnti-Spam 888 681-1964 \n\nregarding cache files....thats the cookies and temp files... Make sure u delete them and check the  privacy setting...it should not be high...otherwise it will reject cookies.
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Be grateful that it isn't. Norton's is a big cpu hog! I quit using Norton's  quite some time ago and switched to avg free and comodo firewall...also free both are great products and protect you far better than Norton's ever will.\n\nhttp://www.grisoft.com\n\nhttp://www.comodo.com
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Question: did you get Norton 2006 legally or pirated? If you pirated it, get rid of it and find another antivirus. There are a few free antiviruses out there.\n\nAVG-http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1\nAvast-http://www.avast.com
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Norton Internet Security
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Go for AVG or Norton.
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You can get free Norton Antivirus 2005 Special Edition (Includes 6-month subscription to protection updates )from Google at http://pack.google.com/