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> Thanks to Jeff R., posting as A.GENT, I have learned of an incompatibility
> issue in my computer, involving XP and/or Service Pack 2 and/or Norton
> Internet Security 2004 and/or my ISP.  It seems that on certain eBay
> sellers' auctions I cannot see the pictures or even know that I should be
> able to see them.  But by turning off Norton I can then download the pix.

> Anyone else have this problem?  Better solution?

>> Thanks to Jeff R., posting as A.GENT, I have learned of an
>> incompatibility issue in my computer, involving XP and/or Service Pack 2
>> and/or Norton Internet Security 2004 and/or my ISP.  It seems that on
>> certain eBay sellers' auctions I cannot see the pictures or even know
>> that I should be able to see them.  But by turning off Norton I can then
>> download the pix.

>> Anyone else have this problem?  Better solution?
> People shouldn't even bother downloading the SP2 as it has it's own
> glitches. Had me all screwed up for a while, but thanks to a MS Tech
> friend of mine, it got fixed.

>Thanks, Eric.  I had already turned off firewall out of the box, and I don't
>see an option to disable "security center."  What next?

> Thanks to Jeff R., posting as A.GENT, I have learned of an incompatibility issue
> in my computer, involving XP and/or Service Pack 2 and/or Norton Internet Security
> 2004 and/or my ISP.  It seems that on certain eBay sellers' auctions I cannot see
> the pictures or even know that I should be able to see them.  But by turning off
> Norton I can then download the pix.

> Anyone else have this problem?  Better solution?

> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 12:24:12 -0500, "James Higby"

>>Thanks, Eric.  I had already turned off firewall out of the box, and I
>>don't
>>see an option to disable "security center."  What next?

> You have to go into Windows Services:

> Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services

> Find the two items called Security Center and Firewall. Double click that
> line to bring up your options for that service, and disable. Once you have
> disabled those two services, you should be able to get Windows and Norton
> to work together.
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>I killed 'em both dead, and the pix in question still won't come up.  I've
>experienced this before, a few months ago, with some, not all, of Ira's
>auctions.  He did something on his end that made everything work for me
>again.  Something tells me that Norton is at fault here, it has caused a
>total system lockup on me a couple times, and I had to reformat the hard
>drive.  I'm still glad to have the info, though, thanks!

> Thanks to Jeff R., posting as A.GENT, I have learned of an incompatibility
> issue in my computer, involving XP and/or Service Pack 2 and/or Norton
> Internet Security 2004 and/or my ISP.  It seems that on certain eBay
> sellers' auctions I cannot see the pictures or even know that I should be
> able to see them.  But by turning off Norton I can then download the pix.

> Anyone else have this problem?  Better solution?

> Norton has been buggy the last couple of years.

>> Norton has been buggy the last couple of years.

>If by "last couple of years" you mean "since 1987", then yes, I agree
>with you.

>I wouldn't let any Symantec product on my computer.

>>> Norton has been buggy the last couple of years.

>>If by "last couple of years" you mean "since 1987", then yes, I agree
>>with you.

>>I wouldn't let any Symantec product on my computer.

> My final straw was last year with the certificate problem. I've been
> much happier without their resource hog software.
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