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Hi Kay!
I've recently experienced the same kind of problem and, long story short, also had to disable the XP firewall. The instructions in the Knowledge Base were a little "off" but here's how I did it on my computer (and yes-it worked ![]() Start-Control Panel-Network Connections-local area connection-general tab-properties-advanced tab...uncheck the "protect my computer..." box. Hope this helps and good luck. Meghan -----Original Message----- I resently purchased an eMachines computer with WindowsXP. I installed my Norton Internet Security 2002 program which includes anti-virus and firewall. When I do my live updates, after I re-boot, my computer starts up, then goes black, then re-boots again and tells me that Microsoft has detected a serious problem. I sent the error message to Microsoft and they came back with the answer that the erro was caused by a Device Drive. They suggested it might be because I installed software for a firewall and anti-virus (which I had) and to notify the manufacturer of the software (Symantec). I emailed Symantec and they told me that the problem probably had to do with my WindowsXP firewall vs. the Norton firewall. They gave me a link to a Microsoft page telling me how to dis-able the WindowsXP firewall, but when I tried to follow the instructions from that page, I could not find where to dis-able it. Can someone email me with step-by- step instructions to do this task? I am not that computer literate when it comes to the programs, so I really need help or suggestions. Thanks. Kay. . |
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