can you have norton antivirus, and norton internet security both on at the same time?
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Of course, Antivirus runs through the security suite.
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Use norton antivirus with latest virus defenition
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I would not try this.  I did that once, and what a mess - I had to take my computer to the repair shop and they told me not to run two anti virus progrms at the same time.  I now only use AVG Free.
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That depends on what you mean by "other internet security" and if you are talking about Norton Internet Security or just Norton Anti-Virus.  If you are using JUST the anti-virus then it's perfectly safe to run a firewall and anti-spyware type applications.  If you are talking about Norton Internet Security DO NOT run another firewall.  Of course there's nothing wrong with running two software firewalls, you'll just have to grant permission for your programs more than once and it creates more of a hassle than it does good.\n\nBut it doesn't matter wheter you are running just Norton AV or Norton Internet Security, DO NOT run more than two anti-virus applications at the same time, they may conflict with each other and in a worst case scenario identify the other as a virus.\n\nNot that I would be running Norton anyway, I find it to be slow and a resource hog.  As long as you are a home user AVG Free Edition offers more than adequate protection, http://free.grisoft.com/
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It's not advisable to run 2 anti-virus's on the same computer. You're asking for problems right away when you do that. Sound slike your McAfee firewall settings are to high since the site you are trying to get to sounds like a banking site right? In McAfee there's a Privacy Service program that goes along with it depending upon the version. Try disabling the privacy service along with lowering your firewall settings.\nFrom BeachBum-Desktop Support Technician
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No one here can help you with this request. I suggest you contact Symantec (www.symantec.com), the company that makes and sells Norton products.
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AVG gets great reviews. You should never use two anti-virus programs at the same time. \n\nThink of it like having two goalies trying to protect a single soccer net -- they are going to get in each others way and some balls will get through. ;o)
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Norton is not as good as they say, so get a good antivirus! And because free is always the best here you have some links:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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Well..i have used Norton Products..and once installed it does not even allows Microsoft's Firewall & stuff to be used..\n\nAnd Mcafee, an rival of Norton... wont be allowed at any cost to run in tandem!
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Norton Internet Security
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First of all , it is never advised to run two firewalls together because firewalls run on rules and those rules can overlap with each other if more than one firewall present.\nI would recommend outpost, looknstop, kerio, sygate etc other than norton which is resource hog and so is zonealarm. Windows firewall gives one way protection and so is not complete.\nHope that helps
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you probably have an internet lock on or something. go into norton settings and keep the security level on med - low.
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Yes, thats totally possible, so I suggest you to install some Anti Spybot and Spyware software like Spybot Search & Destroy or Spy Sweeper.\n\nAlso for Anti Viruses I suggest NOD32 and Kaspersky, the best there is, the best there was and the best that will ever be.
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norton internet security
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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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as long as one of them isn't norton u shouldn't have to many problems.  for shure us avg at http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5. the download button is about 3/4 the way down in an orange graff.  for your second one you may have to do some tryal and error.  I also sugest using zone alarm fire wall. i havn't had a single virus since iv had it and i do alot of downloading since iv put it on.  you can get that at http://www.zonelabs.com/store/content/catalog/products/sku_list_za.jsp?dc=12bms&ctry=US&lang=en&lid=dbtopnav_zass.  and just for extra measures you mite want a spyware program.  i'd sugest spybot surch and distroy.  it not the best and you can buy better, but its the better of the free ones.  you can get that at http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Spybot_Search_and_Destroy/1043809773/1.  these are all free but donate if you have the money.  they are all very good programs and the developers did this to better the enternet.  PS. i know i cant spell
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Whoever says one AV protection (especially Norton) is enough to keep you safe is wrong.  The problem is that there is so much new malware being created every day that having only particular vendor protect you is never enough.  I recommend a battery of protection:\n\nSpybot Search and Destroy\nAd-aware\nFree Version of Avast (great antivirus)\nFirefox instead of IE\nand good surfing habits. \nUpdate windows when new patches are released! (very very important)\n\nI wrote a tutorial a while back about it here:\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial82.html