Zim Babwe

I would get rid of Norton and NEVER put it on your computer. Norton is
bloated, causes system slow downs, is extremly hard to work with, and just a
royal pain in the ass. Put a good antivirus (AVG-free or Avast) on your
system, with a good ad-remover and you will be good to go.


"Trigger" <tdr_computers@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:CtadnU5o4uR2fkfYRVnyiAA@bt.com...
>I ran the Vista Upgrade advisor a few weeks ago and it says that Norton is
>not compatible with it, below is what it advised me to do
>
> This program must be uninstalled before upgrading to Windows Vista. After
> upgrading, you will not be able to reinstall the program due to
> compatibility issues. For more information, go to the vendor's website.
>
> If you go to the vendor's website, in this case Symantec it takes you to a
> page that scans your PC to see what Norton Products are installed, so to
> see what upgrades it needs to do.
>
> My question is, if I have just installed vista and I can't reinstall
> Norton, it wont know what updates to perform as it wont see any Norton
> Products.
>
> So how do I get round this, thanks in advance
>