Re: virus help
chris lake
Description
Collection
Title:
Re: virus help
Creator:
chris lake
Date:
7/20/2000
Text:
Derek, I would call Norton - Symantec directly for help (customer service
- 800-441-7234). They're the company supports the Norton - AntiVirus
software. They may be able to diagnose you problem over the internet. I
believe they call this service LiveAdvisor.
I would like to request that all members of the list (who don't run up to
date virus protection) go out and buy some form of virus software. Paul
can do alot to stop viruses but it is ultimately up to the members of this
list to take the first responsibility. I would recommend Norton (I have
used McAfee in the past) Norton AntiVirus 2000 ($ 19) and or SystemWorks
2000 ($60) are inexpensive and have rebates that practically make them
free.
Second, Norton as well as other antivirus software have services that will
notify you every 10 - 14 days to update your antivirus, you then click
O.K. and walk away for a couple of minutes while your computer downloads
the new updates. This service is free for 6 months, then $30 a year after
that. You are always current, don't have to make mental notes to update,
and very well protected. You could probaly even buy and download the
software online at www.symantec.com.
Paul, can the list run virus protection that scans emails before they are
distributed to the members????
Hope everyone has a good day today!
Chris Lake
Derek Kozar wrote:
> Hi...I think I was just infected by a virus attatched to an email sent
> by Ted Trower...Norton tried to clear it up, but it has erased all the
> emails sent to me this day, and won't delete what is left in my
> mailbox. This is the first time I have been hit, not sure what to
> do...any help??
>
> Derek
>
>
- 800-441-7234). They're the company supports the Norton - AntiVirus
software. They may be able to diagnose you problem over the internet. I
believe they call this service LiveAdvisor.
I would like to request that all members of the list (who don't run up to
date virus protection) go out and buy some form of virus software. Paul
can do alot to stop viruses but it is ultimately up to the members of this
list to take the first responsibility. I would recommend Norton (I have
used McAfee in the past) Norton AntiVirus 2000 ($ 19) and or SystemWorks
2000 ($60) are inexpensive and have rebates that practically make them
free.
Second, Norton as well as other antivirus software have services that will
notify you every 10 - 14 days to update your antivirus, you then click
O.K. and walk away for a couple of minutes while your computer downloads
the new updates. This service is free for 6 months, then $30 a year after
that. You are always current, don't have to make mental notes to update,
and very well protected. You could probaly even buy and download the
software online at www.symantec.com.
Paul, can the list run virus protection that scans emails before they are
distributed to the members????
Hope everyone has a good day today!
Chris Lake
Derek Kozar wrote:
> Hi...I think I was just infected by a virus attatched to an email sent
> by Ted Trower...Norton tried to clear it up, but it has erased all the
> emails sent to me this day, and won't delete what is left in my
> mailbox. This is the first time I have been hit, not sure what to
> do...any help??
>
> Derek
>
>
Citation
chris lake, “Re: virus help,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 8, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/214700.
