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Story: Symantec blames VeriSign for Norton AV woes
Posted by: Anonymous (Monday 12 January 2004, 4:31 PM)
While I understand that Symantec and Verisign are looking into the solution and have offered a new certificate, which I have downloaded and installed, it does not solve the problem. I had to uncheck the "check the certificate" box to get my computer back to speed.
I think it is unbelievable that Symantec who is supposed to provide protection has downloaded the problem onto my PC.
Any attempts to contact them are in vain. They cause a problem and then want to charge you to call them for the solution.
I think I will try McAfee as well.
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Story: Symantec blames VeriSign for Norton AV woes
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i think it has help as i having problem with inter... chris -
While I understand that Symantec and Verisign are... Anonymous -
You will see more of these events affecting all so... Anonymous
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The problem is that Norton Anti-Virus is automatic... Phil Wallace
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Now that's interesting. Since that AV download wh... Rob T-P
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Well, I didn't notice any slow-down in my system,... Anonymous
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Both Symantec and McAfee products are extremely po... Tironianae
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I recently downloaded NAV2004 and I regret it. It... Brian Fall
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I recently downloaded NAV2004 and it has left me w... ken griggs
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I e-mail the following to symantec and have still... Paul Sheaf
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I have the same problem with Norton Internet... Carolyn Huffmon
