VoGon wrote:
Norton is Symantec, a Company that creates programs NOT Windows Compatible
TBH the experience I have with Symantec AV is that it is a good AV, it works very well, if something goes wrong in the install or uninstall then you're done and will spend ages deleting registry keys and .exe's...
Not to mention their lovely upgrades to Veritas (or should I say Symantec Backup Exec), when they bought Veritas, the next upgrade was actually a downgrade from the Veritas platform...
That happens with "civillian" versions of norton AV (or symantec AV, whatever...) Symantec endpoint protection, the Norton corporate edition for vista and 7 are much more clean versions and underbloated, I have them in several computers (around 40) and never had a problem, email protection, file, custom scans if you have a Server to control the Av clients, very nice do administer and above all, requires no gymnicks to install, as in, no keys or hacks to run