Norton Internet Security 2005

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I m using a Packard Bell Easy Note MV preloaded with Windows XP HE with SP2
and NIS 2005 . I have to uninstal the NIS because everytime I am online (via
WIFI) NIS keeps poping up with messages for me to download updates because of
new findings. I always click on for the updates, but NIS always come back
advising that downloading was unsuccessful owing to lapse time and
disconnected from the downloader and request that I click on downloading the
updates again. I went through many times of uninstalling NIS and now resolve
to the fact that NIS must be permanently disabled. Guidance will be greatly
appreciated
 
oldman said:
I m using a Packard Bell Easy Note MV preloaded with Windows XP HE with SP2
and NIS 2005 . I have to uninstal the NIS because everytime I am online
(via
WIFI) NIS keeps poping up with messages for me to download updates because
of
new findings. I always click on for the updates, but NIS always come back
advising that downloading was unsuccessful owing to lapse time and
disconnected from the downloader and request that I click on downloading
the
updates again. I went through many times of uninstalling NIS and now
resolve
to the fact that NIS must be permanently disabled. Guidance will be
greatly
appreciated
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You need to address your NIS issue with Symantec tech support.

http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/support/index.jsp
 
This is a .Net Programming General Discussion newsgroup. If you want help
with your question, please try posting your message to a more relevant
newsgroup.
Robin S.
 
oldman said:
I'm new in this aspect, can you advise an appropriate group.
Thanks
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Good groups for Windows XP:

microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support

As I mentioned previously in the thread, you should also take this up with
Symantec technical support.
 
I had a similar situation, the support was hopeless, and I finally resolved
it by uninstalling, thoroughly cleaning the hard disk and the registry of
Symantec and Norton leftovers, and installing AVG anti-Virus and
anti-Spyware and ZoneAlarm free firewall.

JR

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Thank you for responding even after being informed that I posted my question
in the wrong newsgroup. whatever it is I am grateful for the advise and
information.
 
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