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abailey152 · 28-08-2004, 13:38

I'm running NIS 2004 Pro, and apart from the antivirus showing "Tampered" a couple of times (which were fixed using the method shown in the Symantec Knowledgebase), I've had no problems.

I'm also impressed by the way it came up after installing SP2, and asked if I wish to allow the Norton firewall to continue, and disable the new Windows Firewall. Everything has integrated well, and this means I've kept my firewall settings and not had to go through the process of opening ports for various apps.

The system is slower with Norton Antivirus, and this is my only real gripe. So far, it has stopped everything, but it would be nice if it wasn't quite a resource hungry. McAfee antivirus seems a little better in this respect.

28-08-2004, 13:38	#5
abailey152 Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: In hiding! Services: 60Mb VM BB Sky+HD Posts: 725	Re: Nortons Internet Security 2004 I'm running NIS 2004 Pro, and apart from the antivirus showing "Tampered" a couple of times (which were fixed using the method shown in the Symantec Knowledgebase), I've had no problems. I'm also impressed by the way it came up after installing SP2, and asked if I wish to allow the Norton firewall to continue, and disable the new Windows Firewall. Everything has integrated well, and this means I've kept my firewall settings and not had to go through the process of opening ports for various apps. The system is slower with Norton Antivirus, and this is my only real gripe. So far, it has stopped everything, but it would be nice if it wasn't quite a resource hungry. McAfee antivirus seems a little better in this respect.