Story: Does anybody like Norton AntiVirus?
I LOVE Norton Internet Security 2005
Having a solid firewall and antivirus program on your computer slows it down, but consider the alternative!
I'm sorry but doing the best job at keeping the nasties out is the only issue I'm going to consider.
My advice: the best firewall + as many AV products and antispyware products as you want.
Norton Internet Security 2005 = NAV + Norton Personal Firewall + more
Then add any AV product on top of that that strikes your fancy. Symantec is not God. It's entirely possible that someday there will be some virus that NAV misses and someone else catches.
Keep an eye on www.virusbtn.com and buy whichever AV offering seems to be the best.
NAV catches viruses in incoming e-mail all the time (fewer recently for some reason, my isp is filtering), and for this I am eternally grateful.
Rock on, Symantec.
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Story: Does anybody like Norton AntiVirus?
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no, and i haven't even read the article yet. God s... samuel -
I have just read the article, I completely agree! samuel -
Completely correct. It came included with last rec... Nick Stevens -
I have to disagree. I've had no problems what-so e... Anonymous -
I have owned several computers and anything by Nor... Anonymous -
Norton AntiVirus does not ideal, but better compar... Anonymous -
I've always used Norton Anti-virus and never had a... Jacquie Nuttall -
I use norton systemworks 2003 for a year.
Most of... Dr Oded Szpiro -
Mr. Kotadia is really incompetent person. NAV have... Alexander Serdukoff -
If the product 'Norton Internet Security' stinks,... Anonymous -
No, I absolutely hate the POS program. I paid for... Anonymous -
I LOVE Norton Internet Security 2005
Having a soli... Cassady -
Norton is easy to install, configure and update pr... Jim Mennie -
Yes Nortons blows. I'm using a 3 month trial and i... Anonymous
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