>
>You're very welcome, and I hope it's all taken care of. If anything comes up just 
>post a new message. These lengthy threads can get confusing, so JmC let me take 
care 
>of it, since we had a good start. 
>
>Spyware can really cause problems. One thing he made a note of was Norton. It's 
entirely 
>up to you and depending on how you use your PC, but you might want to consider removing 
>it from your startup. I know that sounds careless, but if you're not using a file 
>sharing program, your risk isn't so high. Practicing safe computing, is the best 
>prevention. You'd still want to scan attachments and downloads, etc., but you could 
>just run it manually on a couple times a week or whenever you choose. 
>
>It's constantly running and according to your startups, there are many instances 
>of Norton. You could check against that link I posted, that shows tasks and gives 
>a description of each and recommendation on whether it's necessary in startup. It's 
>just a suggestion, and they do use resources. 
>
>Happy Computing! 
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