my nav subscription expirered its a downloaded copy of systemworks 05 by "HOTISO". its been posted in the nzb software section. It was supposed to have like 2 thousand something days for the subscription. Any ideas?
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my nav subscription expirered its a downloaded copy of systemworks 05 by "HOTISO". its been posted in the nzb software section. It was supposed to have like 2 thousand something days for the subscription. Any ideas?
You're not the only one.
NIS 2006 is having the same issues. Symantec must have done a crackdown. I haven't found a workaround yet.
I tried uninstalling for now and reinstalled Client Security. Even that isn't working. The firewall stays disabled. Next is to try removing all symantec files with this: http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/t111599.html
Same thing happened to me on the home PC earlier with NIS 2006.
My solution was to uninstall and download a different AV.
I'm now using Symantec corp.
wow, I'm so happy I resisted the urge to upgrade. Using Internet Security 2005 now.
/me crosses fingers
Yeah it happend to two bros yesterday but mine worked, untill this morning. VB if you find a workaround let me know asap.
This morning for me also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linkin Park
I was hoping that someone would let me know if there is a workaround.
I have tried uninstalling all Symantec products and using the tools in the above link to remove all traces. I then tried installing Client Security but still the firewall still won't run. The AntiVirus part does work.
Im using system works premier, I'll give that a go later and see what happensQuote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
Found an update from Symantec on my screen tonite wonder what it is , never saw a Friday update before . I'm almost afraid to reboot . :lol:
I'm using Symantic Client Secuirty Corp ver.3 by the way .
Instead of re-installing systemworks I installed NOD32. Wow just wow... does a full scan in 22 mins, im down like 3 processes,overall its pretty good. I think I'll be using this untill theres somekind of a workaround for norton. :)
NOD32 Pwns Norton...stay with NOD32.