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Removing Norton

I'd have to disagree. Norton 2007 may not be a RAM hog compared to earlier versions but still took way too much of my son's system's RAM and CPU cycles before we removed it and went with Kaspersky. Much less of a footprint for memory and CPU cycles. He appreciates the speedier updates which are important to him since he receives many messages/files from Asian contacts as part of his job function and many of those contacts don't seem to realize their computers are supporting healthy virus colonies.

The one time (so far) he had an issue, Kaspersky's tech support identified the issue and walked him through the fix. The last issue we had with Norton, it took several calls before they would even admit that a problem might exist and if it actually existed, it might be due to their software.

Posted by: DNSB   Posted on: 05/26/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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