vinylweatherman
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- Joined
- Oct 14, 2004
- Location
- United Kingdom
...... is still a piece of crap as far as casino players are concerned.
It's OK with 32Red, GNUF, and Red Flush, but when it comes to getting La Vida onto my new laptop, it's having none of it It removes the installer every time, and doesn't even let me have the choice to accept it. It isn't even a known threat, it just hasn't been popular enough among the Symantec community to let users even have a choice in the matter. It DID let me choose to accept Red Flush.
This is the problem with new machines, the damn CRAP that comes with it from the manufacturer. It's a 30 day trial, so at least I haven't paid good money for junk. It is not even compatible with the machine, and has just thrown an error which symantec support centre says is down to it being incompatible with a Lenovo laptop factory configured with "rapid boot".
I will have to "reconfigure" Norton by downloading CCleaner next week.
It's OK with 32Red, GNUF, and Red Flush, but when it comes to getting La Vida onto my new laptop, it's having none of it It removes the installer every time, and doesn't even let me have the choice to accept it. It isn't even a known threat, it just hasn't been popular enough among the Symantec community to let users even have a choice in the matter. It DID let me choose to accept Red Flush.
This is the problem with new machines, the damn CRAP that comes with it from the manufacturer. It's a 30 day trial, so at least I haven't paid good money for junk. It is not even compatible with the machine, and has just thrown an error which symantec support centre says is down to it being incompatible with a Lenovo laptop factory configured with "rapid boot".
I will have to "reconfigure" Norton by downloading CCleaner next week.