Guide to Norton Antivirus 2007 by Cedric Price
Norton Antivirus 2007, or shortly NAV 2k7, is the latest product to come from Symantec, the industry leader in the field of security software. Norton Antivirus is well known to pc users around the world and it’s designed to protect computers against spyware, adware, worms, viruses and other... The Quick Links on the left side are: -Norton Account-managing all your Norton product information -Help-opens up the online help -Run LiveUpdate-connects to the Symantec server to check for program updates -Scan Now-immediately scan the pc for threats -View History-review of the details of your...

Keeping Your Computer Happy by Mae Paulino
Does your computer last for only a year or so, hangs every so often, and gets struck by virus most of the time? Are you giving it enough hours of rest? Is it cool enough most of the times? Can its memory handle all the applications that you use? If you still don't know it by now, computers are... Remember to keep your anti-virus programs updated to ensure that they will be able to protect your computer from the latest virus program on the web. ... In addition, sometimes, anti-virus programs are just not enough, and that means you have to have other software that will shield your computer...

10 Ways To Protect Your Computer While You Use File Sharing Programs by Ken Walker
In these times when we often talk about the security of our national borders, perhaps more thought should be given to something that labors under a more constant threat of assault: your computer. As a computer technician, my opinion of most file sharing programs is pretty low. ... 10 - Use anti-virus software AND anti-spyware programs Hackers are getting smarter (and sneakier), and some viruses can go undetected by the best programs. ... You'll be covered if you have a good anti-virus program, a good adware program, and a good firewall program, in addition to whatever firewall protection...

The Home Computer User's Guide to Spyware by Richard Rogers
As with the computer virus, spyware can be broken down into a number of different categories. Most users are familiar with the term “adware” which refers to software which serves annoying ads. There are however a number of other spyware variants you should be aware of. ... - Install a reputable anti-virus program like Norton Anti-Virus or McAfee VirusScan. ... Software key loggers are often bundled with a Trojan Virus which gives the creator access to your computer. ... - Install a reputable anti-spyware program like Webroot Spy Sweeper or PC Tools Spyware Doctor.

Protect Your Computer! by Michael Antonucci
To start this article, a joke: Why did the programmers mix up Halloween and Christmas? Because 25 DEC = 31 OCT. Haha! Well… if you got that, you probably don’t need to read this article.   It is often said that there is no such things as 100% security. ... However, the most prominent anti-virus software products are Norton Anti-virus ( http://www.symantec.com/ ) and McAffee ( http://www.mcafee.com ). ...   Anti-Virus software:             Ah… its name rings like poetry in my ear… but seriously, anti-virus software is seriously serious business.

5 Steps to Securing Your Windows XP Home Computer by Richard Rogers
Most people are aware that there are continuous security issues with Microsoft’s Windows operating system and other programs. However, what most people do not realize is how easy it is to significantly improve your computer’s security and reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim to ever... 3) Anti Virus Protection – while it is fair to say the threat of the computer virus has receded during the last couple of years they can still inflict serious damage on your computer. ... Part of the reason why the threat has reduced is because PC manufactures are now more frequently bundling anti...

Computer Do's and Don'ts by Phyllis Wasserman
Here are a few helpful pointers for your computer experience. DON'T Store personal information on your computer or PDA. Stored data is always open to hackers. Consider storing passwords on CD's or disks that you keep locked in a box or closet. Shop on-line without being sure of two safety... Norton and McAfee use the most up-to-date anti-virus protection available. ... Without virus and spyware protection your computer is an open door to hackers and virus spreaders. ... DO Use virus and spyware protection.

Basic Computer Maintenance by Colm O'Dwyer
Presumably you have the internet; otherwise you wouldn't be reading this. The first thing you need to do is protect your computer from online threat, due to broadband, computers are now always online, which means they're constantly open to threat. Firstly ensure your windows firewall is active;... The most common anti-virus software is Norton, although it isn't the only one. ... Some of the software on download.com is freeware, so if your lucky you may come across an anti-virus program that costs nothing.

Internet Connection Fails by Bob Rankin
"I am using XP home with a cable modem connection, and quite often using while online, I get the error of can't find the server. I just lose my internet connection, and it says my TCP/IP needs resetting. How do I do that and what causes the internet dropout?" There are several possible reasons... If that's the case, click on that package (ex: eTrust EZ-Armor or Norton Internet Security), and make sure you select ONLY the firewall for removal, leaving the anti-virus protection in place. ... Note that your firewall may be bundled with an anti-virus of internet security package.

Major Geeks Review by Adam Wiskar
I can't seem to remember where I found this site but Major Geeks has been extremely useful to me over the past year or so. I've had numerous problems with my computer and this site has helped me out on all of those occasions. If you haven't clicked on the link already, Major Geeks is a site... Some examples of the content that they offer are items such as the latest anti-virus updates for Norton and other companies. ... You might be thinking, "How do I know that the files offered by this site are safe to use?" Answer: You don't but Major Geeks test every program that they put on their...