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Nortons, AV, firewall
Name: micael Date: December 8, 2002 at 03:30:20 Pacific OS: ME CPU/Ram: AMD/128
Comment:
I know it's been lot of discussion about AV programs etc, but I need to bring it up again. As I understand it hogs up a lot of resources etc and the question is how much you can disable it? I have Norton Antivirus 2002 and Norton Internet Security which include a firewall. I have most of it running because I surfing around a lot and download things. But if you just surf around, how much protection is needed then? My ISP has also a firewall, so I guess I don't need the firewall enable on Norton?
Use the software firewall - you'd be a fool not to in this day and age, and it's not a resource hungry program. I'll pass on how much other stuff from the Norton apps you can disable because I don't use Norton...
Mark
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Response Number 2
Name: A.G Date: December 8, 2002 at 12:23:46 Pacific
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I have Norten 2003 and only that and it works the best, it updates it self I dont half to
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Response Number 3
Name: Trev Date: December 9, 2002 at 05:51:19 Pacific
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The only Norton program which is a resource hog is System Doctor so don't have that one running in the background if you have Utilities.
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