My Nav 2004 Is Mafuckto...

[Adster]

I don't know how long it's been like thsi just noticed today but my auto protect was turned off and email scanning was listed as error and I could not turn them on won't work!!

tryed re installing same thing!

any suggestions?? or will I haev to format the bastad (again)

[Xero Grid]

I would suggest a different anti-virus.
Norton has been going downhill.... Symantec's whole 2004 line sucks.


NOD32 (http://www.nod32.com) is excellent.
AVG (http://www.grisoft.com) is also excellent. Even has a free version that&#39;s better than Norton&#39;s latest and greatest... <_<

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[Adster]

yeah I read nod32 is great but I have not been able to get a "cough" free version of it

[Xero Grid]

suprnova (http://www.suprnova.org/)... That&#39;s all I need to say.

-- Xero Grid --

[Adster]

Originally posted by Xero Grid@9 April 2004 - 16:21
suprnova (http://www.suprnova.org/)... That&#39;s all I need to say.

-- Xero Grid --
cheers thanks allot :)

[zapjb]

Avast&#33; makes a good AV. I&#39;m using the home version which is freeware.

[aoyv73]

google a/v and firewals free and online scans worth it

[AndrewBarker]

Originally posted by Adster@9 April 2004 - 05:34
I don&#39;t know how long it&#39;s been like thsi just noticed today but my auto protect was turned off and email scanning was listed as error and I could not turn them on won&#39;t work&#33;&#33;

tryed re installing same thing&#33;

any suggestions?? or will I haev to format the bastad (again)
Norton is very sensitive to registry cleaning, be careful not to delete any Norton/symantec entries you have installed even if your reg cleaner says its safe

other than that I like Symantec products

[aoyv73]

I have had a major problem with 2004 internet security had to remove and re install to fix it went and locked up that has so far fixed it 2003 no problems

[Izagaia]

2004?

Yes- I experience those same problems on occasions. However needing to out-right un-install then re-install my Norton products is something that I only turn to as an ultimate last resort.

Usually a simple reboot clears up NIS or NAV when it decides to act up and disable itself.