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Junior Ranger
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http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/default.asp ...or would you use a third party? Thanks, Cd PS If I already have third party apps (ZoneAlarm and Norton), is downloading the MS stuff a bad idea? |
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Microsoft do not offer security applications themselves the guide will only suggest third party tools.
XP comes with a basic firewall and we think a AV is in the works since Microsoft acquired RAV. The default protection is better than nothing but currently tools from a third party provide greater control and features. |
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