why cant i browse symantec.com but i can browse all others?
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try their ip addresses\nhttp://206.204.52.54/\nhttp://216.12.145.17\n\ni found them here\nhttp://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html
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In order to re-configure your Norton personal Firewall properly, I suggest that you open the link provided below: \n\nhttp://symantec.com/techsupp/home_homeoffice/index_ts.html\n\nNow, you will get two option in order to resolve your issue. first one is Symantec auto-fix tool which identifies your technical realted problems and repairs. The second one is u can find the technical solutions from the database. \n\nHowever, if you are still encountering any issues or if you are unable to solve then I suggest that you open the Norton product and then click on "About Norton Personal Firewall" ..you will get an option to contact the technical support in order to resolve the issue..\n\nThis will resolve your issues completely.
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Try to see wether you have firewall, or some security setting that is preventing your computer from accessing the site.........maybe some kind of internet security, or antivirus softwares
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do yuo share yr computer with oethers in yr family?\ncheck it out , if you do, they may have changed the security levels on the computer and thus no access to certain sites.\n\ncheck on "settings"
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I prefer AVG. It's free for home use and has been around for some time now. AVG does not hog many resources and gets updates almost everyday unlike Symantec's products.
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first thin to do is update you r antivirus and antispyware and run them in safe mode then check againhttp://bartman1.blogspot.com/
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Just do a google. Each warez site has links to other ones.  Eventually you'll find a good link.\n\nJust watch out for the spyware.
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If the spyware will not let you download any programs you might want to check the settings on your spyware........also if you have a firewall up that could prevent you from downloading any other programs.
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use avg - its free and i've caught some things that symantec misses. \n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5
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Come up with a sound reason why you need access to the sites, and ask the sysadmin. If the sites are blocked incorrectly, complain to the filter company.\n\nIt is possible to use proxies and tunnels to get access to most sites and services, but filters can detect the use of these and get you into extra trouble.
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Add/Remove then uninstall or visit www.symantec.com they have instructions on how to etc....cheers
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Ask Symantec, they'll have to support you with this problem.\nCheck www.symantec.com/
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You could have turned off active scripting.\n\nIn IE, check: Tools, Internet options, Security tab, Custom level, scroll down to locate the option: if it says "Disabled", that may be your problem.\n\nIn general, it may be your security settings, or a Norton setting, or a firewall...
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Need more info, what software...firewall? You should be able to just add the site to ur allowed list.
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Here are a couple of links to help you out:\n\nFrom Symantec:\n\nhttp://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/goback.nsf/docid/2003111717232458?OpenDocument&wsrc=hho&prod=Norton+GoBack&ver=4.0&csm=no&seg=hho\n\nFrom Bleeping Computer:\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t6725.html\n\nHope those help!
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You "dought" incorrectly.\n\nYou got hijacked.\n\nRun Norton Antiviurs, Hijack This, Lavasoft Adaware, and Spyware Blaster.\n\nhttp://www.symantec.com\nhttp://www.shareware.com   (for the others)\n\nGood luck.
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Download Restrictions, settings on your computer. \n\nIf you've got an anti-virus or firewall installed, enable this domain and put them to your trusted list, or temperorily enable downloads.\n\nUsing Windows in-built firewall could one example.