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I recently installed Norton Antivirus 2005 running Windows XP Pro. Now,
whenever I have an internet connection open I am getting kicked out of
my active window periodically - about every two minutes. No other
window becomes active. Anybody else experiencing this? Symantec blames
Microsoft who blames Dell who blames them both.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
It is probably not the Norton product. Hundreds of thousands of people use
Norton with no problem.
If it is causing problems, then it is a situation unique to your computer,
perhaps a problem/conflict with other software installed.
Since you give no additional information about how you connect (dial-up,
cable, DSL), and who your provider is, it will be very hard to diagnose. I
would recommend contacting your ISP for assistance. (By default, many times
they blame AV software, when that software is not to blame).
I manage a network of well over 200 computers, all of them run NAV, and not
a single one of them behaves as you describe.
Bobby
"Spinner" <apmi@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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>I recently installed Norton Antivirus 2005 running Windows XP Pro. Now,
> whenever I have an internet connection open I am getting kicked out of
> my active window periodically - about every two minutes. No other
> window becomes active. Anybody else experiencing this? Symantec blames
> Microsoft who blames Dell who blames them both.
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
Thanks for your reply. I connect via Earthlink DSL. Had not thought of
contacting Earthlink since this only started immediately after
installing the NAV 2005. I had an earlier version of NAV and had no
problems.
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