NPGMBR
join:2001-03-28
Arlington, VA
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Re: Pretty Sad
The sucks. I've been using OneCare for a good two years now and I have to say its the most non-envasive security program I have ever used. I was using Zone Alarm before so may have to go back to it. I hope they finally worked out their compatibility issues with Vista because there is no way in hell I'll ever install Norton anything I own. |
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| said by NPGMBR  :The sucks. I've been using OneCare for a good two years now and I have to say its the most non-envasive security program I have ever used. I was using Zone Alarm before so may have to go back to it. I hope they finally worked out their compatibility issues with Vista because there is no way in hell I'll ever install Norton anything I own. Never say never. I also vowed to ignore Norton since around 2000/2001, but from what I read, NIS 2009 is a superior product. I have yet to try it, just have read some comments here in the Security forum.
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NPGMBR
join:2001-03-28
Arlington, VA
| Trust me, I've been free of Norton since sometime in the late 90s. I trust Zone Alarm but they ticked me off with their slow response to Vista. I'd have to see Norton in action on someone else's machine and it would have to be an idential model to mine before I'd ever consider Norton again. |
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soccerguy
join:2004-06-28
Seattle, WA
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I agree. I just dumped Trend Micro for OneCare. TM was fracked up and was a major drag on system resources. OneCare seems to be a great product that doesn't impact system performance. I also ditched Norton and McAfee years ago and will never go back. |
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