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1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Slow start up, 2008-03-26
I loaded this on 3 computers and I have noticed a significant different in boot up time now when powering up the computer after I installed Norton 360.
1 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
 NORTON 360 - Great Product, 2008-03-25
Super product. Runs fast, with very little impact on computing speed or any background interference. Much improved from previous versions, or other products out there.
norton 360 5 user, 2008-03-24
I am very satisfied with this product, but I all ready knew it was good because this is just a replacement. I just hope Norton keeps on producing such fine products for computer users.
4 of 4 customers found the following review helpful:
 WARNING WARNING, 2008-03-21
Highly recommend not installing this on your system. It completely took over my office computers and eliminated internet access, disabled all our printers and cost us almost two weeks of manpower to somewhat restore things to normal.
Uninstalling Norton 360 caused extensive damage, we had to reinstall multiple programs.
I would like to see a class action lawsuit against them to recover time and wages lost trying to fix the problems they caused.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Warning: May cause suicidal thoughts, 2008-03-19
Years ago, Norton was the leader in anti-virus. They also had fantastic customer service, with actual English-speaking support personnel based in Sunny Southern California--both on the phones and online. Then they got too big not only for themselves but for average computers--bogging down operations to a crawl. (Maybe that was their way of avoiding viruses was to make the system inoperable...?) They shipped all support issues to Sunny India and it was rare you could get someone you could understand. I stopped using Norton at that point because in addition to losing their support, they slogged systems down horribly. So I was glad to hear a Fry's Electronics' employee recommend them because they were much faster than they'd been. True, they were, but they still dragged the system horribly. Pages that used to load in a snap now had a five-second or more lag time. Programs that used to run effortlessly now locked up, froze, and forced a hard shut down. Mysteriously, it would even swap my icons around, exhanging pictures of one for another. Add to that you have extremely little control over what runs and what doesn't. Plus, it simply didn't work on a basic level: I play online games and it couldn't prevent an advertising hijacker from forcing my browser to visit their game. Another knock was that Norton was too intrusive on your system and this continues. Not only did I have to use their foreign support people to remove a four-year-old version of Norton that was STILL on my system after all this time, but even THEIR OWN removal tool to remove 360 didn't work because a scan shows there are STILL remnants of 360 on my system. This is just about the worst Norton product I have seen and I've been working on computers for almost 30 years. Inexplicably, this once fine American product has gotten worse over they years, not better.
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