Why does Norton AV produce daily uploads of AntiVirus "definitions"?
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Nortan AV updates it's definitions daily to help protect you from new and emerging viruses and other security threats.
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Yes, Just Try To Use "Norton Anti-Virus"\nAnd Make Update For It Every Week To Keep\nYour Computer Save.
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go in through safe mode and remove it manually from your C-program file- and the specific file you are looking for.\n\nwhile you are at it, write down all of the stuff norton doesnt catch, and delete it while you are in safe mode.  \n\ngood luck.. and this WILL fix your problem.
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Norton is useless. There's a good list of free virus removal tools here, also has some good info on how to avoid stuff like this.http://www.basicspywaretips.com/getridofspyware.html
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Of course unexpected home page changes are really a result of adware/spyware programs and not viruses, therefore norton antivirus will not detect them.try to download spybot S&D or Lavasoft adaware and scan your computer.\nI think your computer is infected with some kind of spyware\n\nSpybot S&D :  http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/\n\nLavasoft adaware : http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/
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I have AVG.  It is set to scan once a day, and to check for updates and automatically download them.  I have used AVG for a coupleof years and it has been good for the most part.\n\nBut, in the couple of days, computer has been infected with a couple of things, one of them was sasser worm.  Even the name of the file that showed up in my system32 folder should have been caught by the AVG because of the spelling, but it was not. (The file name was lsasss.exe.)\n\nI am now going to uninstallAVG and erase all the traces I can find of it off my system, and try Avast.\n\nThis isn't really much of an answer, sorry.
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Probably it's a hacker. But remember Norton is not as good as some people belive. Here you have some good and free programs:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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You need to have an anti-virus program running on your computer to protect it and your data from corruption from viruses.  It is extremely important to keep the program as up-to-date as possible.  I have my Norton set to upgrade everytime I log online.  New viruses appear all the time - to keep safe, you need to update.  If you have dial-up, go buy the anti-virus software from the store (downloading it will take forever).  Then register it and set the automatic update to activate as often as you prefer it to.  The updates usually only take ten minutes to download.
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Unfortunately, a lot of virus/malwares have codes imbedded that will make it appear you have NOT been infected.  They also disable a lot of Window's, and other anti-virus programs, security features.  So, that message does not necessarily mean you are still ok.   You probably need to reformat your hard drive, which means you will lose all information on it, but will MOST LIKELY get rid of the virus/worm/whatever.  \n\nAlways keep an UPDATED anti-virus program on your pc!!  I actually use 2, AVG (free) and Norton's Anti-virus.  I'll be getting a different one besides Norton's soon...I'm not that happy with them lately....I was infected twice and AVG caught it while Norton's didn't.\n\nGood luck to you!
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As the path of the reported file suggests, that DLL file relates to the Norton Internet Security package so if you're having issues then I'd advise just reinstalling Norton from scratch in whatever method you used to install it in the first place which should 'refresh' all the Norton files and clear that up.
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You mean in Yahoo Mail??? If it's the case, it's not possible that Norton Antivirus affects to you because this is a server side check, and it's suppose that check doesn't affect to you!
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Here you have some good and free antivirus programs:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/\nGet one and forget about that piece of crap called Norton!
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It happens alot.\nTry to delete it manually...find the location and the file and delete it.\nBut I have no patience with that, so I simply format and reinstall Windows...then I'm sure there are no viruses!\nI didnt like Norton, so I'm using Kaspersky now, but it also cant delete some viruses sometimes.\n\nEDIT: cant find it, ha? Hmm...I'd stick with formatting hard disk then. Sorry I didnt help :(
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Advertising.  Norton has been around for a couple decades and uses heavy advertising to trick the average user into believing that their product is better.  Which in my experience, it is the worst on the market.  It's slow and expensive.\n\nHere's one example.  I had a computer infected with a brand new virus.  Norton didn't catch it.  I manually quarrentined the file, and called Symantec to see if they wanted it for testing.  They told me flat out "NO!" because I was using a 1 year old version of their software.  I was agast.  I then e-mailed the file to AVG and they had a protect for it in a few hours.  On their FREE version none the less.\n\nAVG Rocks!  Even their paid product which is about $35 for 2 years of protection, is hands down the best.  I recommend getting the paid version to keep these guys doing the awesome job they are doing!\n\nP.S. I tried the super expensive Trend Micro once.  It was also very slow and didn't catch virus' that AVG found.  Go figure.  AVG is good, real good.
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what anti virus do you have , as obviously how you do it from av app to av app will vary :)
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Norton Antivirus is not a free program. It's not really the best virus scanner either. You might want to try AVG, Avast!, or Active Virus Shield. \nhttp://www.activevirusshield.com/antivirus/freeav/index.adp\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html
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I think it's a random thing. Something trying to access your computer.\nThe next time you log on and Norton pops up with that warning, it's telling you that it prevented it. Push "okay" and the warning will stop popping up. Until the next time it happens.