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Norton Blocked PIP, how do I allow it?? by Falcon Fiero

Started on	: 10-25-2008 05:56 PM
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Last post by	: maryjane on 10-26-2008 09:31 AM

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Report this Post10-25-2008 05:56 PM

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Frigggin NOrton blocked my install of PIP, how do I "Allow" it???

Settign up a new cpu is a PITA!

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Get rid of Norton for starters.
Turn off the AV while doing the install. Was it the Norton AV or your firewall?

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1. uninstall Norton
2. Get Avast, its free and works.

3. PIP works just fine now.

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Originally posted by maryjane:

Get rid of Norton for starters.

Best advice you'll get. Norton is a bloated POS that only truly excels at sucking up system resources.

Uninstalling Norton can be a pain, you'd be better of with a format and Windows re-install.

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Originally posted by GT86:

Best advice you'll get. Norton is a bloated POS that only truly excels at sucking up system resources.

Uninstalling Norton can be a pain, you'd be better of with a format and Windows re-install.

http://www.cit.cornell.edu/...in/uninstallnav.html

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