Posted by pete 23 on December 03, 2014 at 15:44:05 from (74.33.73.215):
In Reply to: OT-Computer help posted by BillOHIO on December 03, 2014 at 10:20:36:
I had a problem with my mouse a couple months ago. Just a single click would actually double click. So, when I went to high lite an e-mail to throw in blocked section, it would open it up. Well anyway, I think I opened a few not so good ones before I figured out what was going on. New mouse took care of the problem but then my Norton security keeps popping up and blocking all kind of junk. Every time Norton kicks in my computer comes to a slow crawl. As I also have Malware-adaware protection, my computer man told me to disable Norton. He says it is no good anyway. So, not wanting to completely throw Norton out as it cost money and next computer whiz may have a different opinion, I reset it each time I boot up so that it is off until next reboot. So far that has worked ok and things are moving along normal. It is almost like asking what oil is the correct one to use in your tractor when you ask a computer repairman what virus protection is the right one. Frustrating
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