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Old 11-04-2004, 00:20   #24
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Re: Norton Systemworks 2003 - Good or Evil?

If you have Norton Systemworks and let it fix problems automatically just try telling it that you want to manually fix the problems and then look at the different solutions it throws up with the first one being the one that it would use if on automatic. I have seen it suggest over 100 solutions for a problem with the first 90 odd being suggestions to replace a missing file with a file from an entirely different piece of software. Never, ever let it fix problems automatically. It is a good piece of software if used intelligently and you know what you are doing.
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