On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 17:26:59 -0400, "Ginger" > wrote:
OK, great. Glad it worked out well. Regards.
>Thanks so much for the link. I downloaded it and it works now.
>
>
>"CS" > wrote in message
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>On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 11:31:43 -0400, "Ginger" > wrote:
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>Hi Ginger:
>
>Here's the link:
>
>http://www.neowin.net/staff/RadishTM/Norton_WMI_Update.rar
>
>Note: You will need a program to be able to uncompress the downloaded
>file. It's not in the normal zip format, but rather uses RAR
>compression. Look for the shareware version of WinRAR which will be
>able to uncompress the files.
>
>Also, Symantec support has stated they will release the WMI update for
>NAV 2003 shortly. You may want to wait for that instead.
>
>>How do you download the WMI patch if you don't have NAV 2004? From
>>everything I found on the Norton site there is only informaton about using
>>live update to get it. Nothing about manually downloading it. Do you have
>>a link?
>>
>>
>>"CS" > wrote in message
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>>On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 19:59:48 -0400, "Ginger" > wrote:
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>>Ginger:
>>
>>The WMI patch for NAV 2004 works just fine for NAV 2003. Download it
>>and run it. Then you'll be able to turn on the SCP warnings to
>>monitor the status. Thanks to Mr. Francis Gerard for the information
>>about the WMI patch.
>>
>>>I do have Norton 2003. I guess that's the deal. I'm not going to buy
>>>2004
>>>just for this as long as 2003 still works. I will disable those messages.
>>>I
>>>think a lot of people still have 2003 and even 2002 with Windows XP so I
>>>don't know why they would not support it. Anyway, thanks for the info.
>>>
>>>
>>>"Paul E" <peverett@...> wrote in message
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>>>Do you happen to have Norton 2003? It looks to me that this version which
>>>Symantec supports with regular updates may not however be supported
>>>through
>>>this Symantec-to-Security Centre cross-reference. I see similar issues
>>>with
>>>Norton 2003 systems and no such problems for Norton 2004 systems... but
>>>there may of course be some other factor.
>>>
>>>"Ginger" > wrote in message
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>>>>I tried to manually get updates and Live Update told me that everything
>>>>was
>>>> fine. Then Microsoft gave me the same message about my virus protection
>>>> status being unknown. It does appear that Windows is aware that I have
>>>> Norton Antivirus (Symantec).
>>>>
>>>> "NoNoBadDog!" <mypants_bjsledgeATpixi.com> wrote in message
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>>>> You need to run LiveUpdate *AFTER* installation of SP2. The Norton WMI
>>>> update will be installed.
>>>>
>>>> Bobby
>>>>
>>>> "Ginger" > wrote in message
>>>> ...
>>>>>I have installed SP2 manually after it was available. It never did
>>>>> automatically start downloading. Anyway, I have encountered one thing
>>>>> that
>>>>> is very odd. I have Norton Antivirus which seems to be working fine
>>>>> and
>>>>> has
>>>>> even downloaded new updates but every time I boot up I get a popup
>>>>> balloon
>>>>> on the taskbar warning me that my virus scan program 'may' be out of
>>>>> date
>>>>> and to follow their recommendations (which when I click the ballon I
>>>>> get
>>>>> the
>>>>> Security center which doesn't really have anything more than generic
>>>>> information). What is this about? Is all SP2 supposed to do is remind
>>>>> me
>>>>> every time I boot up to check my virus protection or am I missing
>>>>> something?
>>>>> So far, this seems like an awfully expensive, unintelligent popup
>>>>> reminder
>>>>> that I really don't have a need for.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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