You need to disable Norton before installing AVG or any other
virus program.
Adonna

>There is also a free version of the AVG product available for
personal
>use.
>As for the trial version, you may want to try to download it
again to
>see if you get better results.
>Cheers,
>Martin
>
>
>
>Hi everyone. I tried downloading a trial version of AVG Anti-Virus
on
>Monday and it didn't work. I was able to finish the download,
but when I
>went to install it I got a message saying that some files could
not be
>opened. I have Norton Anti-Virus, but it seems every time I
get an alert
>and I'm not in the Inbox folder, I have to restart my computer.
I've
>heard from other friends that AVG is more reliable. Thanks in
advance
>for anyone's help. Jacob
>
>
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