I am a bit puzzled as to why you have chosen my post as the solution, since I have only asked preliminary questions and have not proposed any solutions. If you clicked the green solution button by mistake, please do the following to mark the thread unsolved:
Go to my post, click on "Options" and then on "Unmark as Accepted Solution".
If your problem is not yet solved but you have marked the thread as solved, then less people will read it and you will therefore end up getting less support.
Message Edited by Yaso_Kuuhl on 10-29-2009 11:53 AM
I’m using Norton Internet security 2009 on Windows XP home edition.
I have also mistakenly clicked on 'Solved ’ for this question which isn’t the case really.
I’m almost sure this software must be genuine as it seams so reputable and that the extra licensing executable they send one apart from the actual application download is probably just reporting on license information, however the many high security risks reported by Norton’s did concern me. How can one be totally sure it doesn’t contain spyware as possibly this exe was tampered with, without the vendors knowledge.
If you mistakenly clicked on the green solution button, then you will find instructions in my previous post telling you how to remove the solution marker :-)
If you think that the software you downloaded and purchased is a false positive, then you can submit it to Symantec over here:
