Norton Internet Security 2012
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"Norton Is a System-Hogging Mess"
Pros
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Cons
In the CNET review, it states: "Norton's System Insight component ...warns you when your programs unnecessarily hog system resources." I laughed! Oh, the irony! Norton AntiVirus was the biggest system hog on my computer. Kept my CPU running hot at 99-100% continually.(Unfortunately, it failed to warn me about THAT.) It frequently brought my computer to its knees. Not to mention all the other weird stuff that happened routinely. I spoke to Norton help many times. Hours wasted. No one could ever figure it out. Right. Then they tried to charge me $65 an hour to fix the "problem." I told them to refund my money (suddenly, they gave me the added "support" for free.) Which turned out to be worthless anyway. I finally woke up, smelled the bacon--I mean, the burning CPU, and uninstalled the NAV mess. I downloaded AVG. Presto! Guess what? My computer runs like new. Ahhhhhhh. Life is good.
Summary
Norton AVG 2012 is a resource hog. It will mess with your computer. If your computer is haunted and you can't figure out why, give Norton the boot. You'll wonder why you waited so long. Your "ailing, failing" machine will suddenly run like new. Like I said: Ahhhh, life's good!
1 reply to this review
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You should probably know what you are talking about before shunning a product with your ranting malice. None of what you said was true. There is no such thing as Norton AVG. AVG actually uses more system resources than Norton Internet Security. No one could figure out what was wrong with your garbage PC because you called a Security Suite company to diagnose your hardware problems and the infections you had befor you installed it.
Please continue with your ignorance as long as you'd like. People like you, put plenty on money into the pockets of people like me.