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Everything seems functioning well after I install Windows XP SP2.
Since then, Security Center has shown all the protections are ON, and my
Norton Antivirus are consistantly up to date.
Recently while I'm starting up my pc, a Security Center Alert Message comes
up: "Your computer might be at risk because Norton Antivirus is turned off.
Click this ballon to fix the problem".
I then double check Norton and see its Auto-Protection is ( in fact ) enabled.
I also doble check Security Center and find Firewall/Automatic Updates/Virus
Protection are all ON.
A full virus scan of the computer indicates threats none.
Would appreciate anyone to explain why the alert message comes up?
Since then, Security Center has shown all the protections are ON, and my
Norton Antivirus are consistantly up to date.
Recently while I'm starting up my pc, a Security Center Alert Message comes
up: "Your computer might be at risk because Norton Antivirus is turned off.
Click this ballon to fix the problem".
I then double check Norton and see its Auto-Protection is ( in fact ) enabled.
I also doble check Security Center and find Firewall/Automatic Updates/Virus
Protection are all ON.
A full virus scan of the computer indicates threats none.
Would appreciate anyone to explain why the alert message comes up?