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What is the exact version you are running? And what was your previous security set up?
Norton Internet Security 2007 Subscription via download 11/07. Pretty basic setup- firewall, spyware, etc. Not a real computer nut so it was the recommended system “out of the box” from Norton.
Why don’t you try an upgrade to version 2008?
Because I have 180+ days on the current subscription that cost me $49?
Wondering if the issue is with the Vista service pack? Maybe the interface between AT&T/Yahoo and Vista and Norton?
Than you are lucky.
Upgrade to 2008 is free. It could be something with SP1 . 2008 is most likely to adjust to SP1
h inetzel - the fix for that error is located in this document:
http://service1.symantec.com/Support/nav.nsf/docid/2006091413515806
the free upgrade to 2008 Stu was mentioning is located here.
mel
Great- I’ll try it tonight when I get home and see if it works! Thanks.
Ok
Please let us know
Thanks guys- worked like a charm!
Glad we could help
I’m glad upgrading solved the problem. Error 3035, 6 is an error loading the Auto-Protect driver. It is a pretty critical error usually indicating a corrupt install or corrupted virus definitions.
One last issue that has risen. The Windows firewall keeps turning off and the warning pops up but the Norton Firewall is on. I believe I had the Norton one on before. I have an HP with Vista. I have a wireless need for my PS3.
It’s better to keep windows firewall turned off. Otherwise conflicts are possible
Thats what I thought- but I keep getting a pop up reminding me it is turned off although it recognizes that Norton firewall is up and running. I’ll check in the Security Center and see if there is a over-ride on the pop up warnings…
Ok
Just let me know