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[Britton30]

http://www.sevenforums.com/windows-updates-activation/248153-another-windows-7-suddenly-not-genuine-...

I think you all will get some chuckles reading the above thread forward from this post.

[Floating_Red]

Hi, Britton,

Thanks for sticking up for Norton Internet Security, and for Symantec Products ("Norton by Symantec").  Symantec have done an excellent job in the last few years with the Software; in fact, Symantec re-wrote the Software, and this is why it is so light on the system.

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And the Detection Rate is excellent, as I'm sure you're aware of.  Saw a Message in the Norton Forums by one of the Security Response guys, and he stated that Norton/Symantec Products Detect 99.9% of Intrusion Attempts/Threats on Computer.

It is so frustrating that some people keep saying how rubbish Norton is, when the last time they used one was about five years' ago. 

[huwyngr Norton Fighter]

Sad to know that NIS is fading away .... <g>

[dickevans Super RootKit Eradicator]

I think I'll put off buying that black suit for the memorial service

Seems a bit premature at this point

[Britton30]

Turns out this Noel character is an opinionated Brit whose opinion is the only fact.

[Floating_Red]

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huwyngr wrote:

Sad to know that NIS is fading away .... <g>

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How so?  Thought N.I.S. was popular...

[huwyngr Norton Fighter]

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Floating_Red wrote:

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huwyngr wrote:

Sad to know that NIS is fading away .... <g>

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How so?  Thought N.I.S. was popular...

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Follow the link in the first message and all will be revealed ... <s>

I was being sardonic ....

[Zurchiboy]

Haters gonna hate. His opinion might have came from the norton of a few years ago. Norton of today is Way better. Not bloated but light on system resources.