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Old 17-06-2005, 23:31   #1
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Thumbs down Microsoft Antispyware / Norton IS --- PAHH !!!

I have just repaired a customers computer that had the latest norton internet security bundle including the latest virus updates and microsoft antispyware....

These cost a lot of money (apart from the MS antispyware)

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Scanned with ad-aware - 4856 objects found / after reboot in safe mode another 2546 found

Scanned with AVG - 342 virus's and trojans found + 78 in the system restore folder.....

Anyone who wants to waste there time telling me that Norton is not a total pile of steaming crap is welcome to try... A software package that hoggs 40+ mbs of ram and does nothing for you... How fantastic

As for MS antispyware - Its not worth the binary it lives in !!!!

This computer was absulutely riddled with rubbish.. Its just a shame that the customer trusted the security of the computer to such a useless pile of junk as Norton...

And people actualy pay money for Norton
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