SwannView Link for Windows v2.1.2.10 Security Threat
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Q™
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https://www.codeandweb.com/blog/2012/06/23/how-symantec-ruins-independent-developers
If Norton was really good it would uninstall itself. I'd suggest you switch to Eset Nod32 Antivirus which -- in my opinion -- is unobtrusive and provides rock solid protection.
If Norton was really good it would uninstall itself. I'd suggest you switch to Eset Nod32 Antivirus which -- in my opinion -- is unobtrusive and provides rock solid protection.
wcrowder
Getting the hang of it
Or just stick with Windows 10 and Windows Defender. Almost all of the anti-virus companies are dead, or in the case of Norton, became worse then a virus. You installed it, and gave it admin privs. 
fenderman
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That warning simply means that the file is not common...you can ignore it. Ill disagree with the others, I use norton security (not 360) exclusive and its fantastic...its been light and fast since 2009. Fyi, its on sale at amazon for 20 bux for a five user license.
Q™
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Granted...I formed my opinion of Norton 10 years ago when I was so completely frustrated with it's operation that I'm still spewing the hate 10 years later. It's very hard to let go.
Larebear
Pulling my weight
Totally agree with Q2U. I've used ESET for many years and find it to be one of the best when it comes to Antivirus software. I always recommend it to clients. There's no way I would ever use Norton after many years of trying different Antivirus solutions. Kaspersky is good too, which is what I'm using on my main PC right now.