Norton Deleting Files

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Norton Deleting Files
  1. Unread #1 - Feb 11, 2009 at 5:43 PM
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    How do I turn the Auto Delete Virus's on Norton 2009 off? I don't see an option anywhere.

    It keeps deleting files of mine that are apparently unsafe, even ones I have made.
     
  3. Unread #2 - Feb 11, 2009 at 7:43 PM
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    If this happens i would suggest just deinstalling norton and downloading it again or re-install your computer cause you have probably messed up the settings of norton and that's hard to change back.
     
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    Delete that shit. Norton is like a spider once it gets its web around you its a hell of a pain to take off. I suggest getting Nod32
     
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    Norton Deleting Files

    Best AntiVirus's are Avira, Or Mcafee.
    I like Mcafee because it has a website safety rating, Showing
    if it's safe or not.
     
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    Run a full system file, once it finds the "Virus" Your talking about. On the action put "review" then click Fix. It should just do that everytime it comes accross the file.

    Hope the info helped.
     
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    Norton Deleting Files

    Get Nod or Ad-Aware.
     
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    Nod is a pile of sh*t. It is TOO light on resourses and does not do a good job. I got infected with that antivirus 2009 crap and it detected it and i told it to remove but it didn't. Waste of time. I'm runnin norton 360 v2 atm dont think I should be tho >.< i couldnt find a bitdefender total security crack/patch.
     
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    Bit defender is amazing , might get that after my avast expires in 2020 rofl. but id uninstall norton , norton used to make virus's lol just something i thought u eneded to know.>_<
     
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    Norton Deleting Files

    Some people are kind of stupid. I am NOT looking for new anti virus's..
     
  19. Unread #10 - Feb 20, 2009 at 8:02 PM
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    only pcworld love norton lol. they must ahve some sort of agreement with norton. every computer is sold with it on.>_< if i were u id get rid.
     
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