I'll add my two cents to this - I recently removed NAV from my girlfriends XP PC (to upgrade to a new version of AV no less) and I had some serious problems with this - Instantly lost all wireless network connectivity - tried add and remove the network adapter - no luck. In the end, I had to connect via Ethernet cable, give the machine a fixed IP, remove the Ethernet cable and magically the wireless adapter worked again. And somehow, her copy of Office was also corrupted, which needed a reinstall. Don't ask me - was not impressed at all - neither was girlfriend (:
I personally use e-Trust antivirus for my XP PC - has a lot less overhead than NAV, which I wouldn't recommend in a PC with less than 256mb of ram, unless you like waiting 5/10 minutes for your PC to load up. Gav Having anything offered by Symantec (eg Norton) anywhere near my Mac is much like allowing a tiger snake indoors in the hope that it might make a good mouser. My cynicism and phobia about this outfit goes back well before 2002. Vlad James ---------------- snipped ---------------- >I know one thing: if I did own a PC, I wouldn't be letting Nortons anywhere near it. I wouldn't even show it the box. ---------------- more snipping -------- > From an ISP helldesk point of view, anything made by Norton since 2002 is the biggest source of email and browsing issues that I have seen in a long time. Every few weeks, it updates itself and manages to break a decent number of pc's.
