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charles

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Since: Jun 14, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2004 10:51 am
Post subject: another Symantec screwup?
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After updating Norton AntiVirus (2003) this morning (6/13/2004 defs) I
found that it took an excessive time to open any MS Word or Excel
document by doubleclicking in Explorer (Windows 2000 Pro). I have
neither the Office plugin nor AutoUpdate enabled.

While I was checking things out I noticed that the NAV program
LuComServer.EXE was briefly flashing into memory. I disabled that
program, and its corresponding .dll, by renaming them.

Now documents load correctly without an excessive wait.

Has anyone else noticed this?

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Birdynumnum

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2004 5:29 pm
Post subject: Re: another Symantec screwup? [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I use to be with Norton and had the same problem as you. Norton take A LOT
OF RESOURCE on your system. This is why I have change to Kaspersky AV and I
have to say that I am very pleased with. Aslo when you make a virus update
with Norton it will download the all list everytime (use to do anyway), with
KAV it will download only the new list (take 1 minute if do this once a
week).

"charles" <someone.DeleteThis@somewhere.org> a écrit dans le message de
news:44erc01mk7r86j2ff0rjrc08o1roulnigs@4ax.com...
> After updating Norton AntiVirus (2003) this morning (6/13/2004 defs) I
> found that it took an excessive time to open any MS Word or Excel
> document by doubleclicking in Explorer (Windows 2000 Pro). I have
> neither the Office plugin nor AutoUpdate enabled.
>
> While I was checking things out I noticed that the NAV program
> LuComServer.EXE was briefly flashing into memory. I disabled that
> program, and its corresponding .dll, by renaming them.
>
> Now documents load correctly without an excessive wait.
>
> Has anyone else noticed this?
>

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BoB

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Since: Jun 15, 2004
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2004 8:51 pm
Post subject: Re: another Symantec screwup? [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 17:29:44 GMT, "Birdynumnum" <birdy RemoveThis @numnum.net>
wrote:

>I use to be with Norton and had the same problem as you. Norton take A LOT
>OF RESOURCE on your system. This is why I have change to Kaspersky AV and I
>have to say that I am very pleased with. Aslo when you make a virus update
>with Norton it will download the all list everytime (use to do anyway), with
>KAV it will download only the new list (take 1 minute if do this once a
>week).

I find Avast is the quickest to update among free AVs, also no
delays during on-access scanning. If you are thinking of changing
AV's, before making another investment, see what you can get for
free.

www.asw.cz/i_kat_81.html
www.avast.com

BoB


>"charles" <someone RemoveThis @somewhere.org> a ?it dans le message de
>news:44erc01mk7r86j2ff0rjrc08o1roulnigs@4ax.com...
>> After updating Norton AntiVirus (2003) this morning (6/13/2004 defs) I
>> found that it took an excessive time to open any MS Word or Excel
>> document by doubleclicking in Explorer (Windows 2000 Pro). I have
>> neither the Office plugin nor AutoUpdate enabled.
>>
>> While I was checking things out I noticed that the NAV program
>> LuComServer.EXE was briefly flashing into memory. I disabled that
>> program, and its corresponding .dll, by renaming them.
>>
>> Now documents load correctly without an excessive wait.
>>
>> Has anyone else noticed this?
>>
>
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