Wired Network, Best Router?

albertross_2

This sort of thing




Plays diff sizes.

You usually either get a concentric circle recess, or the CD clips in on the centre spindle, either way, they play both sizes.

Jo4

albertross wrote: »

This sort of thing



Plays diff sizes.

WOOHO! It has one, always wondered what that was for!

Jo4

Chippy_Minton wrote: »

Why do you need to do that? You can get Ethernet to USB adapters, e.g. http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/52599, however it's cheaper to get a network card.

Could you please give me a link to get one else where, even Amazon?

Jo4

Dad new computer came with Norton, should I install it or what anti virus should I install? What anti virus should I install on Mums, Windows XP?

Jo4

Jo4 wrote: »

Dad new computer came with Norton, should I install it or what anti virus should I install? What anti virus should I install on Mums, Windows XP?

Can someone please answer the above question as I am down here today again and both Dad and Mum would like an anti virus on their computers?

espresso

Read this article. You may want to try Norton but it will most probably only be a trial for say 60 or 90 days after which you would have to subscribe to continue to use it. AVG free is used by many as mentioned in the article.

Jo4

espresso wrote: »

Read this article. You may want to try Norton but it will most probably only be a trial for say 60 or 90 days after which you would have to subscribe to continue to use it. AVG free is used by many as mentioned in the article.

THANKS for that prompt and helpful response! I was not sure whether I could install AVG on Dads computer when Norton is looking to be installed on his computer.

I will install AVG on both computers. Will both computers definitely be protected when they both have AVG on them and they are networked?

espresso

I would think that Norton comes on his PC but it is not actually installed. If it is already installed and working, there should be a Norton/Symantec icon in the system tray down by the clock and it should be uninstalled before installing an alternative. Your PC's should both be protected if they have AVG installed and it is I believe the most widely used free anti-virus.

Jo4

espresso wrote: »

I would think that Norton comes on his PC but it is not actually installed. If it is already installed and working, there should be a Norton/Symantec icon in the system tray down by the clock and it should be uninstalled before installing an alternative. Your PC's should both be protected if they have AVG installed and it is I believe the most widely used free anti-virus.

I downloaded AVG but Norton is in the tray with a red circle and a white x on it. Will I have to uninstall AVG and Norton and then reinstall AVG?

espresso

You definitely need to uninstall Norton and you may need to visit the Symantec website to get a removal tool if it won't successfully uninstall from Add/Remove programs. Personally I would uninstall both anti-virus programs and then install the one that you want to use i.e. AVG as it does not take long to re-install again.