11-14-2008 05:38 PM
Floating_Red wrote:
jsavga wrote:
Still getting the 3039 Error with the update (advance Protection error).
What is your Version Number?
Also, to check to see if you have the New Version of N.I.S./N.AV. 2009, please: Open Norton 2009 Product > ? Help & Support (in the top-right-hand corner) > About.
FR, I've had the new version for a couple days now (16.1.0.33) and still get the error.
11-14-2008 06:09 PM
I got patched Nov 15.
16.1.0.3.3 seems to be quicker and more responsive.
I am sure there are some bug fix. But was not able to experience the fix.
Thank you
11-14-2008 10:32 PM - edited 11-14-2008 10:33 PM
I'm glad the new version is fixing those annoying bugs.
I'd like to address what some people might be seeing with the boot time. I double checked our internal boot time performance measurements and they are nearly identical to the original 16.0.0.125 release. I suspect what people are seeing is the Windows Prefetcher being unoptimized since our new files are installed in a different directory.
After installing any software that loads at boot time (not just Norton) Windows will run slower for a few days. Windows analyzes which files load at boot time and optimizes the load order. It only does this every few days though. To manually run that optimization do the steps below:
More details:
Windows Prefetch Wikipedia entry
Microsoft benchmarking guidelines
I hope this helps.
11-15-2008 06:21 AM
11-15-2008 06:29 AM
11-15-2008 06:41 AM
Jmorri wrote:
I have the new build and am running Vista 32bit Ultimate version. The issue not resolved with the new build is the system freeze during "idle time". I am still getting sporadic system freezes during "idle time" that requires a power button reboot to get the system running again. Is anyone else with the new build experiencing this issue with NIS2009? If it is not resolved shortly, I will be reverting to NIS 2008 until Symantec can get the issues resolved with NIS2009. While this happens with any new build, I agree with several posters on this forum-Symantec released NIS2009 early with known bugs and is playing catchup. I have used Norton products for years-this is the buggiest product to date.
I would tend to disagree with you, I think that in 99% of cases the problem is with Windows installations that are corrupted, tweaked or otherwise 'unhealthy'.
What is certain is that NIS 2009 is the least buggy of Norton products. :p
11-15-2008 07:17 AM
11-15-2008 07:39 AM
Hi Jmorri,
I don't use the Add On Pack, however I just tried to install it and I can confirm your findings.
I'll bring this to the attention of a Symantec employee.
Sorry about the problem, but good catch on your part.
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11-15-2008 08:44 AM
I'm under the impression that I've seen a message here from a Symantec Staffer that there is no add-on pack for NIS2009!
AntiSPam and Parental Controls that were in the addon pack for earlier versions are part of NIS2009 itself:
But I certainly see a link to it on the NIS2009 pages. However it is stated to be for NIS2009 and for N360V2 so I wonder if they forget to delete NIS2009?
Hang on while we check!
11-15-2008 10:35 AM
The link below shows there is an Add-On pack for NIS 2009
http://www.symantec.com/norton/add-on-pack
