Another concern- my Norton Antivirus (which I thought was expired) alerted me that it detected a virus- Bloodhound something or other, but it said it couldn't fix it. So I'd like a few tips on where to turn. Thanks.
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by Immel » Thu Jun 10, 2004 12:03 am
I was given a link to AVG for a free anti-virus download. The site, however, seems to have quite a few different downloads and I really don't know which one to pick.
Another concern- my Norton Antivirus (which I thought was expired) alerted me that it detected a virus- Bloodhound something or other, but it said it couldn't fix it. So I'd like a few tips on where to turn. Thanks.
Immel
Another concern- my Norton Antivirus (which I thought was expired) alerted me that it detected a virus- Bloodhound something or other, but it said it couldn't fix it. So I'd like a few tips on where to turn. Thanks.
Immel
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by brad » Thu Jun 10, 2004 12:27 am
If you've already got Norton and you're happy with it, why not keep it?
If you get AVG you need to uninstall Norton before running AVG.
Here's the Link:
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If you get AVG you need to uninstall Norton before running AVG.
Here's the Link:
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by teststrips » Thu Jun 10, 2004 2:46 am
depending on your norton antivirus version, you can simply uninstall the program than re-install for another years worth of subscription... don't tell anyone though 
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