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I also use FFox and Norton, and have encountered that message on occassion re updates that clearly are safe. Sometimes it just means Norton isn't updated
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Phil,
Thanks. You're probably correct, but it's been 2-3 weeks and Norton should be up to date by now. I'll complete downloading the update and running it. The first time I ran the download Mozilla pop-ups began appearing on the screen, so I reverted the hard drive just to be on the safe side. A week or two earlier I did pickup a virus and I'm not sure where or how. I don't visit any problematic sites and take every precaution possible. I removed that bug, but shortly after a loud shrill came over the speakers. I had them turned on, but I wasn't listening to anything. That noise appeared to effect the keyboard. At different times "/" or "e" appeared in the google search engine repeating indefinitely. Finally, "eeeeeeeeeee...." appeared and wouldn't stop. I had to replace the keyboard.
Joe
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