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takwhori
Oct 2007


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Norton

I bought a new lap top and it came with Norton.
I'll be getting rid of it soon and sticking in AVG.
On the network security map there are 10 devices listed. WTF is that all about?
I'm staying in a hotel, are the devices other people in the hotel?

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bottles
Aug 2005


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Re: Norton

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Originally posted by takwhori
I bought a new lap top and it came with Norton.
I'll be getting rid of it soon and sticking in AVG.



smart move.

It is probably a shared network, and most new computers are all set to the same workgroup, so I would also assume it is other computers in the hotel, maybe they have been decent enough to put their porn in their shared folders

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danimal39
Jul 2004


Woof I say

says a lot about Norton, that a free antivirus (avg) is better, I use it myself.

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