Re: xp firewall help
From: hihar (hihar_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/02/05
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Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 23:18:03 -0700
Firstly let me apoligize about cross posting, I was a little confused
initially on where to post. Essentialy my point is this:
If I restart the laptop something shuts off the Windows Fire wall and
disable xp's security center alert notifications.
I can manualy turn on the windows firewall but it will not stay on after the
next reboot.
Therefore if I do not enable the Norton Personal Firewall feature I
essentially have no protection but more importan neither Norton or Windows
displays any kind of notice to that effect.
Of course if I turn on The Norton Personal Firewall option then I have a
firewall but as we all know at somewhat of a price resource wise.
I will look around I heard AVG is pretty good. Thanks for all your advice
and knowledge.
Hihar
If I enable Nortons personal firewall option then that becomes the default
firewall
is off either because Nortons configuration or
"Malke" wrote:
> hihar wrote:
>
> > I could do that but why doesnt norton alert me that I have turned of
> > its firewall after starting?
> > Since norton turns off the windows firewall and coresponding alerts
> > (by virtue of its activation) it would seem that norton would scream
> > that no firewall is on after startup....wouldnt it?
> >
> > It seems like virus behavior to me.
>
> So you are saying that you disabled the Norton Internet Worm Protection
> but you now can't enable the Windows Firewall? Check with Symantec tech
> support or get yourself a better antivirus that doesn't interfere with
> what you want to do. It doesn't particularly sound to me like you have
> a virus; it sounds like Norton is living up to its reputation of being
> a really sucky program.
>
> Malke
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