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	<title>Comments on: Norton Internet Security 2010</title>
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		<title>By: tabriz</title>
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		<description>My cousin&#039;s computer was very infected with Malware, Adware, and other nasty stuff. Brand new MacAfee found only two. I installed Norton 2009 which found over 20 nasty programs running and cleaned them.
Norton wasn&#039;t able to clean them all on the first scan, clean, and reboot. However a second scan, cleaning and reboot did the trick. What was not good was the fact that Norton didn&#039;t tell you it was still infected after the first reboot.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My cousin&#8217;s computer was very infected with Malware, Adware, and other nasty stuff. Brand new MacAfee found only two. I installed Norton 2009 which found over 20 nasty programs running and cleaned them.<br />
Norton wasn&#8217;t able to clean them all on the first scan, clean, and reboot. However a second scan, cleaning and reboot did the trick. What was not good was the fact that Norton didn&#8217;t tell you it was still infected after the first reboot.</p>
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