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[KeithD]

I accept you have a very good knowledge of pc's keith. But saying norton is the biggest hog of systems memory is not correct.

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Reguarding reviews I dont trust any site they often get sweetners we all know that and i'm sure cnet get there share but avast,norton nod32 consistantly get good reviews on many sites.

CNET are trusted throughout the industry and have been for years, they get payment off Norton products and yet they say it is no good, not very good for business, as they get much less recommending the free ones

[les_taxi]

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CNET are trusted throughout the industry and have been for years, they get payment off Norton products and yet they say it is no good, not very good for business, as they get much less recommending the free ones

Keith the link you sent shows norton with 4out of 5 stars and a reasonable review thats from cnet

[KeithD]

Keith the link you sent shows norton with 4out of 5 stars and a reasonable review thats from cnet

They all get 'reasonable' reviews, that's why its a respected independent site.

[johncar54]

Just a thought. I know you experts will correct me if I am wrong.

I understood that hackers/virus writers etc are more likely to try and get around the security of a large well known company than a smaller one. Thus, it might be an idea to have a 'good one' plus a lesser known one (providing they don't conflict).

[triple5]

Just a thought. I know you experts will correct me if I am wrong.

I understood that hackers/virus writers etc are more likely to try and get around the security of a large well known company than a smaller one. Thus, it might be an idea to have a 'good one' plus a lesser known one (providing they don't conflict).

Whenever I've tried running 2 they always conflict with each other. The nice people who create viruses often just do it for the thrill and to show off to one another, others are after your passwords