Is it just me is does amd not like norton Corp?
When i try it, it says "This installation package is not supported by this processor type. contact your product vendor." I was just trying here just to see if anyone on here to see if anyone had any answers

the processor is an amd turion 64x2... its running vista and has 2gb of memory i believe...

I suggest that you run avast! instead of norton for av software. Norton can be a system hog. Avast, however, is free and a very effective piece of software.

Jeremy

Hi there Kyle,
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Yes, I suggest that you run Avast rather than Norton as well. Avast is free and will pick up far more viruses than Norton.

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Yes, I recently installed Avast. With Norton gone, my computer runs noticeably faster, and I have no viruses

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Unfortunately, Symantic Corporation (the parent of Norton) has fallen a bit behind the times. Norton is no longer Top Dog in the Anti-Virus world. I, also, would like to recommend the following:

AVG Anti-Virus
AVG Anti-Spyware and SpyBot SD Anti-Spyware (layer these 2 apps)
COMODO Firewall

Good luck, and enjoy.

this isn't the normal norton... its the corporate version... its not just for one machine...

The corporate version will still have all of the flaws of a "normal" version [ there is little difference between the two ]

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As Ashley said .. but a bit more .. the only difference in Home, Business, Corporate Editions is Licensing. The corporate may offer Network support, where the home doesn't, but it still is Norton. The licensing will make no difference in its performance. Norton is heavy on processes and is a resource hog.

Save your license info from Norton. Uninstall it. Run CCleaner to finalize it's removal. Then try one of the others mentioned here in this thread.

No one here is giving you bad advice, we are only giving you advice from an expert's point of view, and experience. That's what we're here for.

If you don't like the performance of one of the others, remove it and re-install Norton.

You may also want to run the Norton Removal Tool before CCleaner - this is released by Symantec themselves and will remove all Norton-related products from your computer [and require only one reboot]:
Download and run the Norton Removal Tool

Be sure to download and save some other anti virus software [I prefer Avast, alougth you could also use AVG]. Do not connect to the internet until it is installed [if on broadband, unplug your modem]

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any1 want to hook me up with the link to avast! download... the ones i have tried are wanting me to pay for it... i am giving up on norton its starting to **** me off and i dont need this machine to run my server so... it will just have to done by a different machine...

just kidding... i was looking at the wrong version... opps..

Not sure if you've found it yet, but here's the main Avast Home Edition download page:
Free antivirus - avast! 4 Home Edition Download


There is also a link there for you to register. Registration is completely free, and although they ask for your email address to send you the key, I haven't had any spam from them.

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yeah ifound it... it was a stupid moment... thanks though