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November 25th 08, 01:04 AM
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xp security.
Hi,
Since I have security on xp with a firewall and anti virus program and updates turned on, then why do I need another one which is furnished by my internet provider called mcafee which I think does the same thing. Seems redundant, Am I wrong? Thanks -- charlie 
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November 25th 08, 01:26 AM
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xp security.
You are right... it's not recommended to have two antivirus applications
installed at the same time.... besides McAfee is not one of the first choices in recommendable antivirus applications... http://anti-virus-software-review.toptenreviews.com/ ------------------------------------- "charlie" escribió en el mensaje ... Hi, Since I have security on xp with a firewall and anti virus program and updates turned on, then why do I need another one which is furnished by my internet provider called mcafee which I think does the same thing. Seems redundant, Am I wrong? Thanks -- charlie
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