geeze, I reiterate- norton can't *give* me software, I won't take it!

I'll stick with EMSI A-squared, thanks.

and some people just can't *wait* to play petty netcop, either.

I wonder if this dip even considers how many extra subscriptions that magazine gets from exposure here?

Go away, troll. Your username fits perfectly. pinhead. says it all.

Hi Lee,

Disabling antibot running at windows startup and setting those two services to manual won't help either?
Didn't try it yet though.

I used to do this in a similar way with when having 'Bufferzone' annoyances a while ago. ;)

Yes Robert, even if you disable the software.

#Lee

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I found some errors also, it stops totally my fingerprint recognition software and device.
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There is an option to temporarily disable antibot.I wonder, is it still blocking your fingerprint device when you do this?

Thank you for this, I got a serial for our other computer with no problems and installed it with no problems. I didn't install it on this computer because I use Mcafee on this computer and don't want to wind up with problems.

xboxgamer well done.

Serial took 10 seconds to come, installation easy.

Top marks.

Been using this for couple of hours, it's more for advanced users.

So caution when thinking about installing.

I found some errors also, it stops totally my fingerprint recognition software and device.

Tried many times to give permissions via allowed, still it disables the device.

I will try reinstalling and giving it another shot later.

Aside from being invasive and hard to remove, like McAfee's gotten?

well, not that much. Not as bad as some of the stuff Kaspersky seems to be doing, but I think A-squared is better. YMMV.

if it wasn't norton/symantec, I'd look, but... thanks anyhow.

that guy sure is open and upfront about naming cracks- sheesh.

#goodgotd

Any particularly reason for this?

if it wasn't norton/symantec, I'd look, but... thanks anyhow.