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NORTON ANTI-VIRUS 2005 ISSUES (Read 171 times)
Feb 6th, 2005 at 1:39pm

Jimbo   Offline
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hi everyone,

i have Norton anti-virus(NAV) 2005 installed.

when i start my computer and load it up, i get the auto protect icon as switched off. I have recently just formated my pc and no start up entries have been took out. and also i am running spy sweeper 3.5

is there any known issue's like this and has anyone experiencing the same problem?

any ideas or resolutions please!

thanks
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Reply #1 - Feb 7th, 2005 at 5:35am

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Not sure I understand what your asking?
Are you saying that Norton should start up with your computer and it isn't?
If so I'm certain there is a "options" catagory within Norton that you need to look at, search for a option to run Norton at start up.
(I don't use Norton (don't like programs that take over my computer) so am unsure if this option feature is available but assume it is)
Or you can trash Norton and get something more reliable and free like Avast Wink Cheesy
 
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Reply #2 - Feb 7th, 2005 at 10:42pm

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I believe he's having the same problem I had awhile back, where the antivirus is running in the system tray, but it is disabled ie, not scanning correct?

I wasn't running norton, but Macafee, and found that the only way to get it back to original condition where it would run on startup was a full format/reinstall...

Seemed to be some sort of spyware getting into my system at the time, have you downloaded any good programs and done a scan?

 
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Reply #3 - Feb 10th, 2005 at 12:00pm

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the one and only step to get rid of Norton related issues is to get rid of Norton...

There is no other fix

McAfee isn't that good too, but a little better
 

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Reply #4 - Feb 10th, 2005 at 1:43pm

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......I wasn't running norton, but Macafee, and found that the only way to get it back to original condition where it would run on startup was a full format/reinstall...


I experienced exactly the same problem as Jared when I had some options suddenly disappear without warning.
I could only get Norton back into full running order again by doing a complete hard disk format, and a re-install of the program.
(This possibly corrects some faults/missing files, etc, in the System Registry)..?
..interestingly, following this, I also obtained a further FREE automatic virus update for the following 12 months, (normally it costs £5:00), by using my registration key again... Grin...!
...so I'm still using NAV 2002... Wink... 8)...!

Cheers all... Grin...!

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