Unfortunately Norton does neither one well. Aside from a using up a lot of your valuable cpu, like the resource hog it is, it won't even uninstall properly. So to move away from it is a pain and involves some searching the registry for the Norton files that are still there after a uninstall.

So if you are ready to move on to a better free program check out our Norton uninstall faq. Did I mention we like A.T.H.F.