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• Firefox takes two more minutes to load, the apparent clash with Norton Internet Security

  Today, I tried to start Firefox in the Norton Support menu, it took more than two minutes to load. After that, it takes two minutes during restarting. When he finally he directs all Web sites a quick clarification, with the exception of Norton, which is very slow or not at all. Three sessions with norton support cat have not improved anything, and after the troubleshoote of Firefox, including resettlement are not resolved either.

  I just finished a chat session with Norton who showed me where them exclude things Autoprotect and Firefox loads like greased lightning now. I enclose a document spirit a screenshot of the settings. Thank you for your support.

• How will I know if I have mse in competition with norton internet security. If so, I'll have to remove mse

  XP home edition version 2.2 I have norton inernet security. How can I be sure that I don't also have mse? even if I have high speed dsl and a lot of memory, my computer is very slow and cpu can sometimes be 100.  Thanks for your help.

  Hello

  Check to see if you can find Microsoft Security Essential in Add or remove programs. If you find it, it means that you have Microsoft Security Essential installed on the computer.

  See section if you want to remove this software.
  How to change or remove a program in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307895

  See also the articles that might help you improve the performance of the system.
  Slow PC? Optimize your computer for peak performance
  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/optimize.aspx
  How to make a computer faster: 6 ways to speed up your PC
  http://www.Microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx

• Norton Internet Security firewall blocking firefox ver 36.0.1, how to fix this?

  I have the latest version of Norton Internet Security on a windows 8.1. Firefox version 36.0 works very well. Version 36.0.1 is blocked by Norton. I have reset the firewall instructions of Norton, but that did not help. I started Firefox worm 36.0 but whenever I restart the computer, Firefox updates and I'm back to square one. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1048938
  Firefox takes two more minutes to load, the apparent clash with Norton Internet Security

  Norton showed where things Autoprotect exclude them
  Open Norton administrative settings. Under performance, monitoring
  find program Exclusions. To his right-wing press, the configures + link.

  You will need to add each program one at a time from Mozilla Firefox
  Mozilla maintenance service< Windows > folders and...

• Microsoft Windows XP and Norton Internet Security

  Hello
  I have a problem with my laptop Toshiba Portege R200. After the new installation of MS Windows XP Professional with SP2 and all recommended Toshiba drivers and utilities and the installation of Norton Internet Security 2005 AntiSpyware Edition laptop starts repeatedly with delay. The delay is manifested by jump for 1 to 2 minutes between when the icons are loaded on the desktop and programs (their icons) are loaded into the system tray. In this break, the system tray has no answer to all actions and the CPU is fully charged (the fan continues its maximum). In addition, sometimes the computer doesn´t wake up from sleep or hibernation mode.
  I saw this problem with Symantec Corp., and they confirmed my suspicions that some Toshiba drivers or utilities collide with Norton Internet Security system services, but they don t know which of course.

  I want to ask you if you know something about this problem because there are a lot of utilities and drivers Toshiba and it is impossible to just try on which we put problem and it is also impossible to use Norton Internet Security on my laptop.

  I would like to add that all used Toshiba drivers and utilities are up-to-date as well as MS Windows XP and Norton Internet Security. The computer has certainly no viruses as well.

  Thank you.

  Hello Martin

  I had the same problem with the Satellite P20 (1 GB of RAM). I installed the Sophos anti-virus application and after that, I noticed the same situation. The delay is certainly due after installing antivir software. I deleted and everything works fine now.

  It makes sense that the software companies are trying to complain of producers for laptop but my experience is that Toshiba has designed tools and utilities have no influence on the applications of antivir. I recommend you to test different applications with antivir. I tested it with Trend Micro PC - cillin Internet security and AntiVir guard. Two of them works well, and I noticed that the problem has disappeared.

  Good bye

• Norton Internet Security 2012

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion g7_2017 laptop, in Windows 7-64 bit. It is installed with Norton Internet Security 2012.  Norton is configured to run automatically when the computer is turned on.  I think it takes a very long time for Norton at startup.  It takes more than 5 minutes to load once I connect to Windows (this is the amount of time it takes for me to see the icon Norton appear in the Windows system tray).  In comparison, the computer I use at work, who uses Kapersky, I noticed that Kapersky starts immediately.  No one else noticed that Norton Internet Security also takes a lot of time at startup?

  Thank you.

  same problem I have

  It takes 5-7 min at startup

• Norton Internet Security 2010 automatically close Windows Defender? __

  My set up:

  Windows Vista 32 bit Home Premium, Vista SP2

  HP Desktop

  Modem DSL Connection

  Norton Internet Security 2010

  I just installed Norton Internet Security 2010. I get a pop up notice of Windows indicating that Windows Defender is disabled. When I had Norton Antivirus/spyware 2008 (that I used until the installation of Norton Internet Security 2010) Windows defender was on, but not in real time.  Then, when I'd go to

  The Task Manager > click on the Services tab > click on the Services button in the lower right

  This will display a list of Services. I scroll down and find the Windows Defender Service

  It shows NOT on and manual start

  Before the instalation of Norton Internet Security 2010, it has shown as Started and startup type automatic

  Is this the right setting with Norton Internet Security installed? I do not use Windows Defender, but I read that the Windows Defender Service is responsible for other things in addition to anti-spyware scanning.

  So should I change the startup type?

  and start the service?

  Or, as I said if I don't use it. leave it alone?

  Q. "Norton Internet Security 2010 automatically closes Windows Defender?"

  A. Yes.  It uses its own antispyware software.  Having two different types will result in conflicts and compatibility issues.

  Carey Frisch

• Preloaded Norton Internet Security 2011 crashes Windows 7

  My 6620 Pavilion came preloaded with Norton Internet Security 2011 - who works in isolation, but causes of the accidents and crashes when any other software infringes on its ares of operation. It is not always clear what are these competing programs.  For a while, something was inviting Norton to run "Background Operations" almost continuously and at intensities higher until the CPU would be muffled and the machine refused to respond to anything.

  I see it now.   Model came out about 1 year - guess it was late at night the day Expert when I was looking for this upward and I was a little bleary - eyed.   I guess it's the old stock or device refurbished if you have only had it for 3 weeks.

  I did not talk about the problems that would cause Norton to crash the system as you said.   If the system stay up long enough - I would try a number of things.

  First - go to Control Panel / programs and uninstall Norton.   Get Windows 7 running stable, maybe run Microsoft Windows Update, get the latest updates on.   Then go to the folder start/programs/recovery manager to launch the Recovery Manager to do a reinstall of the software program - Symantec Norton Internet Security should be one of the options.  Choose an application recovery - and you'll find Norton.

  Norton package still has a 60-day subscription to when you installed first, however.

  You could opt to use a different antivirus package if you wish.  For most of my friends and family think I help set their PCs for - I usually opt to accompany Security Essentials Microsoft, especially since it's free - but it seems to work pretty well.   You can find it at http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials if you are interested.

  -DM (an employee of long date HP)

• Norton internet security V 22.5.0.124 is not compatible with Firefox v 39. What should I do?

  Norton Internet Security V 22.5.0.124 just installed on my computer, and the Firefox Add-ons manager says it's not compatible with Firefox V 39. Will you be fix this in Firefox? If so, when.

  If you indeed have the update of Norton toolbar 22.5.0.124 for Firefox 39.0 then make sure that the extension is enabled in the addons Manager.

• Problems with the closure, by opening the Task Manager and Norton Internet Security. Help, please!

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7 with Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit). Until Monday, there is no problem whatsoever with my computer at all. I have not installed or uninstalled, whatever it be, changed settings, done anything differently with my computer. Suddenly it now "hangs" on the screen of closing down. I'll try to reboot or stop using the menu start, and it will stay on this screen indefinitely. Now, I have to manually turn off the computer. I spent on the Support page and studied the Performance issues, and all I get is I have Visual settings that interfere with closing... except my Visual settings have not changed in any way. In addition, I can not properly update my computer or do a system restore because the computer will shut down.

  In addition, the Task Manager will appear no more. I'll press ctrl alt del and nothing appears, just the green icon in the corner of the screen. If I try to right click, no response.

  I tried to do a full system scan in Norton Internet Security but she "leaves" scanning. It will scan correctly when I'm in safe mode, but it comes with no virus, trojan or other problem.

  So in essence, I tried everything I can think of to fix my computer nothing works. It was working perfectly before this week. I have no idea where to go. Any thoughts?

  Thanks in advance,

  G

  Hello

   

   

  Method 1.
  First check to see if there are external devices attached to the computer, if so remove and check.

   

  Method 2.

  Step A.

  Start your computer in safe mode and check if it starts.

  Troubleshooting in safe mode
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshooting-problems-while-in-safe-mode

   

  Step B.

  If it starts on the desktop in safe mode and then set your computer to the clean boot and check if it starts successfully. If it starts successfully can be a third-party application or service is causing the problem. We can use the approach 50 / 50 to narrow down the root cause of the problem.

  
  See the article below for instructions on how to start your computer in a clean boot state.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  Note: When the diagnosis is complete, don't forget to reset your computer to normal startup. Follow step 7 in the above article.

   

   

  Method 3.
  I recommend to run the restore of the system in safe mode and check if it works very well.
  Reference:
  System Restore: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions
  Note: If you use system restore when the computer is in safe mode, you can not undo the restore operation. However, you can run System Restore again and choose a different restore point if any.

   

   

  I hope this helps.

   

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Install or not to install: "Webroot Antivirus with spy sweeper" and "Norton Internet security".

  original title: install or have not installed?

  I am very confused about the difference between "Webroot Antivirus with spy sweeper" and "Norton Internet security". They are both asking me to click on install. They provide the same service? What one do need me more? Windows 7 is already a certain protection/security installed in? I'm afraid to install anything that is not "Microsoft". I heard that too much protection can get an infected computer. My new computer is not yet a year old, I want to keep it in good shape for as long as possible.

  The real risk of installing more of an anti-virus program is that they do not work well together and can cause system performance slow and computer lock-up and others.  You should only choose an antivirus product and install it.  Microsoft Windows comes with a limited program called "Windows Defender" that protects against spyware/adware, but no virus, but if you prefer a Microsoft solution, you can download and install "Microsoft Security Essentials" that offers more protection.  Personally, I also use and recommend MSE and have never had a problem with it.

  Make sure that you uninstall Webroot and Norton Internet Security before installing MSE.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security_essentials/

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  I am very confused about the difference between "Webroot Antivirus with spy sweeper" and "Norton Internet security". They are both asking me to click on install. They provide the same service? What one do need me more? Windows 7 is already a certain protection/security installed in? I'm afraid to install anything that is not "Microsoft". I heard that too much protection can get an infected computer. My new computer is not yet a year old, I want to keep it in good shape for as long as possible.

• Windows Defender and Norton Internet Security? What are the differences, and that I would be better off with NIS.___NIS it has automatic connections which is great.___Thank you. Dennis__

  None

  Windows Defender is an antispyware software.  In itself, it does not all the protection your computer needs.

  Norton Internet Security is a suite of programs, including antivirus, antispyware, firewall, antispam and others.

  Windows 7 consumer security software providers shows those and other opportunities.

  I'm not a fan of security suites.  On my computer, I use the free program of Microsoft Security Essentials antivirus and antispyware protection integrated in Windows 7 is Windows Firewall .

• Norton Internet Security can't scan SSL email use. How can I ensure that I don't get a malware or a virus by opening an email in Thunderbird?

  Norton Internet Security can't scan SSL email use. How can I ensure that I don't get a malware or a virus by opening an email in Thunderbird? I read that you don't have to click on a link to get malware, but that some e-mail may trigger the malware just by opening and reading. Any suggestions to prevent the outbreak of malware emails? AOL Desktop software has its own built-in email scanner, but I am trying to get away with their software and to rely only on tuberculosis.

  Thank you

  There are many aspects to this question.

  First of all, by using SSL or TLS to send and receive emails is important because it prevents others from sniffing your login email. Especially if you use a device over wi - fi or on untrusted networks, it is essential, because if others get your email IDs, bad things can happen.

  Of course, by using SSL or TLS with your mail server also protects the content of your email being captured by others, so it's good also.

  Secondly, you are right that there may be threats to security in E-mail other than the attachments, even if attachments are usually the most dangerous. Your antivirus must protect you against bad attachments as to open them, they must be written to disk in a temporary folder, and your AV software jumps into action whenever a new file is added to the disk. You can also hedge your bets by using a two step approach: first save the attachment to disk and only after she survives the real-time AV scanning and then run it in the appropriate application.

  Sometimes the content in the body of the message can trigger a vulnerability in your software e-mail or a plugin. As these known vulnerabilities, Mozilla is updating its software, but there always seems to be new problems discovered and it will never be perfect security. I don't know how useful email Scanner is for this problem.

• Is it possible to recover hundreds of mails that have disappeared from my Inbox after it has been quarantined today by Norton Internet Security?

  I received an infected email this morning which resulted in Norton Internet Security quarantine inbox. All received emails are gone now from the Inbox (with the exception of two who apparently arrived just before the infected message).
  (1) is it possible to recover the E-mails lost without re-infection of the Inbox?
  (2) how can I avoid this happening again? Until today, the infected emails have simply removed by Norton Internet Security on arrival without all the previous messages being lost in the Inbox.
  I would be very grateful for help.

  you force Nortons of UN-setting in the file quarantine.
  Then, you create an exception for Norton analyzes the folders that contain your Thunderbird profile, so it is not repeated.

  Be aware that the infection is not as severe as the cure. Maybe you can find someone to Semantec to explain how an email in Thunderbird can infect anything unless you physically open an infected attachment that Norton should catch when it is written in the temp folder before opening.

  I lost a lot of time talking to corporate cretins to Semantec and they charge just "this is another line of defense" when asked for more details. Why, because they can simply justify not e-mail Scanner in any other terms. Enjoy it servers little or not by the challenges of usability and convenience.

  This "mail" was written on your drive hard until Semantec has managed to make a mess of things. It's a little late don't you think saying "you have an infection. Do they expect also for stuff in your browser to be written on the disc? You bet they do. Where is the preventive surveillance to data transmissions that prevents infection before it is written on your drive?

• NORTON INTERNET SECURITY WILL NOT INTERFERE W UPGRADE TO EL CAPITAN?

  The Norton Internet Security software interference of the upgrade process w at El Capitan? 10.8.5 running in an iMac 2011 class w 16 GB of memory and, in view of the comments, am paranoid re: upgrade and anything that could it confuses.

  Mac do not need of any kind, including Norton anti-virus programs.  There is no virus for OS X currently, so anti-virus programs are not fundamentally necessary at this time.  Completely uninstall instructions for the developer.  Regarding the upgrade to El Capitan in general, make sure that you have a full backup of your system or with Time Machine or something like CarbonCopyCloner.  If you want, you could also partition your hard drive and install El Capitan top to 'test drive' so to speak, to see if you really like it.

  It also goes without saying that you must ensure that all your applications are updated to work with El Capitan.