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• 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

• issue between Vista OS and Norton Internet Security 2010

  I recently installed Norton internet Security 2010

  I have Vista Home premium 32-bit with SP2 for Vista

  The installation of the program Norton Internet Security 2010 went well. It seems to work

  However, I note that Norton Internet Security indiacted a mistake involving module them ccSvcHst

  the error message indiacating

  Norton detected some sort of error with ccSvcHst.exe function program and the error code was

  0 x 80070490

  can someone tell me what this means? I seem to be able to get my updates of Norton and my Microsoft updates without problem

  This error means that my Norton Security is NOT working?

  Here is your link to another.

  Preparation tool update system for Vista
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en/vistawu/thread/39449a7b-30f0-4814-b49e-752bdce21fbd

  Have you ever run the tool until the end, Yes, it's OK to run it manually?  Let the finish this time.

  Try running it in one clean environment with no other third-party programs or services that are running.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/929135

  950093 how to use the System Configuration utility to resolve configuration errors in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; EN-US; 950093

  Error 0 x 80070490 has a possible sense of...

  Permission denied / [a problem initializing or using session variables] or item not found

  which is good to know isn't?

  How to restore the security settings the default settings?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313222/#appliesTo

  Try running ChkDsk to check your drive for errors. Right click on your drive icon / properties / tools / error checking.  Try first by checking do not each box (that it will run in read-only mode) to see if it reports any problems file or hard drive.  If so, restart it by checking both boxes and restart to allow him to attempt to fix any problems found.

  Have you tried the Support offered by Norton?

• exe to install. stopped working when you try ti install norton internet security 2010

  configuration exe.stopped works

  http://www.Symantec.com/en/AU/Norton/support/index.jsp

  Problem with Norton, contact their support at the link above.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Norton Internet Security should be included in the list of startup programs?

  I use Vista Home premium 32-bit with SP2 for Vista
  Norton Internet Security 2010 v 17.8.0.5

  When I go to:
  Run > msconfig > Start Up Programs

  I don't see anything there about Norton or Symantec.
  I see it running in the list of services, but NOT in the list of the startup programs
  I have Norton Internet Security has the value 'early charge', so it shouldn't be in the list of startup programs?

  I swear I saw him in programs before starting.

  Must show in the start up programs?

  The entries you see in the list of services are service installed to work with the Internet Services of Norton. They are not in the program.

  Have you tried looking in Autoruns?

  To identify what loads when you start using Autoruns (freeware from Microsoft).
   http://www.Microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/ProcessesAndThreads/Autoruns.mspx

  With Autoruns, you can deselect an item which disables startup, or you can click with the right button on an item, then remove it. If you clear the check box that you can check back for re - activate the element. It is an approach much safer than editing the registry and better than using msconfig.

  Another useful feature of the program is that you can click with the right button on an item and select search online to get information about the selected item.

• Norton Internet Security and the latest Windows updates

  Why my Norton Internet Security 2010 product stopped chasing the latest updates Windows Automatic (9 total)?

  Windows Update Forum:

  It comes with Vista, upgrade install and activate Forum.

  You will get the best help for any problem of Update/Service Pack in the Windows Update Forum; the link below:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/threads

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Malware 'Vista Internet Security 2010'

  My wife's computer uses Vista Home OS and installed Panda Internet Security (updated).  I used this antivirus / firewall for many years without any problems.  An app called 'Vista Internet Security 2010' literally took over the regular computer pop ups saying that it has detected the main recorder software and lists a large number of another virus which he claims to have detected.  This application is not visible under installed programs and I found impossible to remove it or disable it.  Constantly, he asked at registration and of course a payment and blocks all access to the internet.  Another popup when opening internet explore request permission for a file named "av.exe" to access the internet.  I looked for this file (System and hidden files visible), but it is not visible in the given location.

  My main computer with this particularly vicious malware infected family member.   I followed the instructions in a post on this site about MalwareBytes, but who has failed for me.

  I was finally able to disable temporarily by running the Windows Task Manager.  Use this, I have found the application of 'Vista Internet Security 2010' and kill a few minutes both pure and simple.  Then, right-click on this entry for the purposes of ' Vista Internet Security 2010 ", I could then click on 'Go to the process' to find the name of the rogue processes involved."  For me, the process of thugs was appointed AV EXE.  Then, I was able to find and remove the AV. EXE file.

  However, it was catastrophic in terms of my computer in general, since I've found while the rogue malware had also changed my registry.  In fact, some. EXE registry entries had been modified to refer to something as "DRY".  My general for registry entries. EXE, were damaged as well.  For example, after killing AV. EXE, my computer had almost ceased to exist.  I could run any. EXE to all programs.

  But, finally, I have found that I coulld run. EXE by right-clicking on them, running programs 'run as administrator '.  I was then able to repair my broken registry by setting the. EXE file association link, by the use of http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/165/1/Restore-the-exe-file-association-in-Windows-Vista-after-incorrectly-associating-it-with-another-application.html.

  The procedure described above may not be perfect [there should be managed independently by someone else].  But it can be useful.  This virus is particularly nasty.

  Rich

  PS by the way, I have to admit that I was also a little irritated by the people of Norton AntiVirus.  Their software, I paid a few dollars over the years to use was useless.  I called support.  Rather than use my case as a way to improve and fix their software, they wanted to charge me $99.  The end result is that over time, I intend to go to MalwareBytes.

• Norton Internet Security 2011 - shows high utilization of the processor by Real Player.

  • I downloaded thousands of images on the web.
  • I have Real Player installed on my computer, but never use it.
  • I use Microsoft Picture It (2006) to change some of these images.
  • I just upgraded from Norton Inrernet Security 2010 to 2011.
  • I started receiving alerts of CPU high after installation of 2011.
  • I don't know if Norton I.S. 2010 was the CPU usage monitored if not then that would explain why I wasn't allerted in the past.
  • Norton Internet Security 2011 control CPU usage resulting in alerts.
  • Now that I'm aware of this abnormal situation, I realized that it must be resolved.
  • I wanted to remove the pictures of Real Player and keep them in "MY pictures", and then uninstall Real Player.
  • Once I have remove Real Player, they are deleted from "my pictures".
  • What do you suggest me to retrieve photos and maintain settings sure opperating regarding the CPU
  • It is an H.P. AMD X 64 Dual Core processor, Ram 3 GB, 600 GB HDD.
  • Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, your will allow me to win a lot of sleepless nights and a ton of asperin.
  • Thank you

  Thank you for your time & consideration... Celestyna

  It is unlikely that RealPlayer is keep a copy separate from your photos. It is probably just reference your pictures folder. In this case, you can just uninstall RealPlayer.

  Everything you deleted must be in your Recycle Bin unless you have emptied. If this isn't the case, you can try this program freehttp://www.filehippo.com/download_recuva . The chances of getting them back are reduced more you use your computer.

  You should keep a copy of your data on an external hard drive. What would you do if your computer crashed or was stolen?

• Uninstall My 2007 Norton internet security

  Hello, I have Norton Internet Security 2007 and I try to uninstall. I can't even open the program, I used the system restore, then uninstall it then, then recovered again system. I would like to know how to get rid of it. PLEASE HELP ME!

  Try this.

  Norton Removal Tool
  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• 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.

• 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.

• 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...

• 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?

• Cookies not deleted in Norton Internet Security 2012 analysis tracking?

  I'm updating for firefox 10.0 and now when I do a scan of Norton Internet Security 2012, it does not remove tracking cookies. Have the tracking cookies are moving to a different location?
  If someone has had this problem or know of a fix?
  Thank you, Dan Leese

  If you want to delete Cookies from Firefox, the best is Delete of Firefox itself.

  • Remove the navigation, search and download history on Firefox
  • Delete cookies to remove the information from Web sites is stored on your computer

  Check and tell if its working.

• My Norton toolbar became deleted somehow. I need it for my Norton Internet security function Auto Fill will work. How can I get that back in the menu bar?

  My Firefox browser page to have a Norton Safe Search Bar within the toolbar area. He must be active on this subject otherwise the function AutoComplete passwords for sites Web I visit - who have need of my username AND password - is not populated automatically by the software Norton Internet Security 2011 that I have on my computer.
  My Question: HOW to make this search bar of Norton on my Firefox browser Page?

  I use Norton 360 institutions and would allow the two Add-ons of Norton (see below) when I upgraded to Firefox 8.0:

  • Norton Toolbar 2011.7.3.6; and
  • Symantec IPS 3.2.

  In your case, since you have used before, add-ons can still be installed, you should just allow them, as if I had to do. 8.0 Firefox automatically disables modules.

  To see if the modules above are still installed, you can:

  • go to \Firefox\Add-ons;
  • Click Extensions;

  .. .and you should find them there. If this isn't the case, you need to install. You can use the links that Daniel and the-edmeister provided above.