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11-07-2008 05:19 AM #1
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oh.. Norton.. it's a little too tight.. Mc Afe isn't bad but I use AVG on my windows computers. free and works good.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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11-07-2008 11:00 AM #2
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Matt167 wrote:Both Norton and McAfee (and many others) are real resource and cpu hogs. Take up way too much cpu and memory to run. I also use AVG on several of my home computers as well as Trend Micro. At work they dictate Norton, I don't care.... ain't my hardware.oh.. Norton.. it's a little too tight.. Mc Afe isn't bad but I use AVG on my windows computers. free and works good.
Norton can cause a lot of problems. It crashed a friends laptop and he lost all of his vacation photo's (1000's). Norton was a better product before Symantec took over.Bob
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