I'll say in advance that this thread might provoke a reaction from some people, as it basically intends to circumvent a software feature. But I'll try to be nice, and I hope you will too.

When Mac OS X 10.3.9 was first released, Norton AntiVirus' LiveUpdate component would not function properly under it. Using the standalone virus definitions installer from Symantec's Web site ...

Open the Norton 360 application. Click "Settings" in the main window. Select "Updates" from the left menu. Move the switch under Automatic LiveUpdate to "Off." Click "Apply." Click "Security Request." ...

If you use Norton 360, click "Tasks" and then click "Run LiveUpdate." Click "OK" when you see "Your Norton Product Now Has the Latest Protection Updates." Email Server Connection Problems ...

Symantec has updated some, but not all, of their products through their LiveUpdate feature. All Norton products have been updated through LiveUpdate. LiveUpdate runs on a schedule, and if you are ...

may have experienced difficulties due to an faulty update sent via Norton LiveUpdate over the weekend. Users reported getting on screen messages stating that "Norton AntiVirus 2006 does not ...

Symantec has updated its Norton AntiVirus product to version 8.0.1. You’ll need to use the LiveUpdate feature to get the update (which includes new virus definitions) since it’s not available ...

It includes Norton Utilities for Macintosh (NUM) 6.0, Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh 7.0, LiveUpdate 1.6, Dantz Retrospect Express, and Aladdin’s Spring Cleaning. It’s a sweet little package ...

I am new here, and I have a Norton 360/Mozilla Firefox problem. <BR><BR>I run Mozilla Firefox and it just updated me to v2.0.0.9. <BR>Now Norton 360 cannot access server to do Liveupdate.

Symantec said Monday that its Norton AntiVirus product has a pair ... Symantec has issued patches for the vulnerabilities and has already fed them to AntiVirus users who have Automatic LiveUpdate ...