Originally posted by beez7777
assuming you're on a mac, don't bother. there aren't really any mac viruses out, and i've heard of some people saying that norton screws up their system.
Originally posted by funkywhat2
Don't listen to this kid. He got a virus disguised as a program that he executed, and he lost everything. I owuld use it, but Norton does have some issues with certain people's systems.
Originally posted by funkywhat2
Don't listen to this kid. He got a virus disguised as a program that he executed, and he lost everything. I owuld use it, but Norton does have some issues with certain people's systems.
That's why I said there are some issues.Originally posted by Freg3000
Yeah, there are come problems with "certain people's systems." What happens if he ends up installing it, and Norton screws everything up? Then he would be one of those people...
I'd be weary of installing any anti-virus programs. Like it was said above, there are very few Mac viruses (viri?) to even worry about, so you probably are increasing your chances of problems when putting something like Norton on your computer.
JMHO.
Originally posted by beez7777
it wasn't a virus that messed up my system, it was when you tried to do something through the terminal or something, and when i tried to boot into OS 9, it couldn't recognize the disk. the thing you're probably referring to was just a messed up file from limewire, didn't do any harm. my advice to unc32: dont download anything from limewire or any other file sharing programs, and you should be fine.
also, freg, i believe that both "virii" and "viruses" are correct as the plural of "virus."![]()
Originally posted by funkywhat2
Yeah, maybe. I've never used the terminal on your system. You decided to d/l Office, it finished and you installed. Then, you tried to go into 9 and it broke.