Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
I was going to PM you and tell you who I work for and what I do for a living. Since I don't want to say that out loud, may I just leave it at "I have substantial real-world disaster recovery experience." ?Cabinfever wrote:Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
O rly? put that next to my dragon fighting experience.james0tucson wrote:I was going to PM you and tell you who I work for and what I do for a living. Since I don't want to say that out loud, may I just leave it at "I have substantial real-world disaster recovery experience." ?Cabinfever wrote:Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
Granted, but nonetheless, even if Norton isn't contributing to your problem with FL, you are probably better off without it on your system. The advice was a sincere attempt at helping people out.Le Chase wrote:Im not, but when the basic trouble-shooting method shows that Norton was obviously not the core problem here, there was no reason to throw that out there.John Vulich wrote:I don't think that they are cheap shots. It's just good advice. Why are you getting defensive about a universally acknowledged bad product?
i Deleted it yesterday.John Vulich wrote:Granted, but nonetheless, even if Norton isn't contributing to your problem with FL, you are probably better off without it on your system. The advice was a sincere attempt at helping people out.Le Chase wrote:Im not, but when the basic trouble-shooting method shows that Norton was obviously not the core problem here, there was no reason to throw that out there.John Vulich wrote:I don't think that they are cheap shots. It's just good advice. Why are you getting defensive about a universally acknowledged bad product?
They aren't rumors. I've gone through the hassles, first hand, of fixing friends machines that have been screwed up by Norton. It's a nightmare to uninstall. At least it has been in the past. Perhaps the newer versions are better. I don't know. Do a Goolge search. This topic has been pretty widely discussed.Le Chase wrote:i Deleted it yesterday.
And I dont know where this rumor that it never gets off your system comes from. After uninstalling it, restarting, and running ccleaner, it's without a trace.
yesJohn Vulich wrote:BTW, didn't you say that you had to use CCleaner to help take it off thoroughly?
I don't doubt you, but not having some sort of fast recovery option does seem a little unusual...james0tucson wrote:I was going to PM you and tell you who I work for and what I do for a living. Since I don't want to say that out loud, may I just leave it at "I have substantial real-world disaster recovery experience." ?Cabinfever wrote:Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
I dont think so. He PM'ed me too. Just a little know-how from his profession, methinks.Cabinfever wrote:I don't doubt you, but not having some sort of fast recovery option does seem a little unusual...james0tucson wrote:I was going to PM you and tell you who I work for and what I do for a living. Since I don't want to say that out loud, may I just leave it at "I have substantial real-world disaster recovery experience." ?Cabinfever wrote:Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
For what it's worth, I just uninstalled Norton 2005 with absolutely no problems. Took a look with Ccleaner (neat program) but it found no trace of Norton.Le Chase wrote: i Deleted it yesterday.
And I dont know where this rumor that it never gets off your system comes from. After uninstalling it, restarting, and running ccleaner, it's without a trace.
I find that when a lot of people speak out against programs they are often just rehashing what they've heard other people say. Rumors flow so easily on the internet.Ebenezer Squeezer wrote:For what it's worth, I just uninstalled Norton 2005 with absolutely no problems. Took a look with Ccleaner (neat program) but it found no trace of Norton.Le Chase wrote: i Deleted it yesterday.
And I dont know where this rumor that it never gets off your system comes from. After uninstalling it, restarting, and running ccleaner, it's without a trace.
my life is ending that was so funny!The Chase wrote:O rly? put that next to my dragon fighting experience.james0tucson wrote:I was going to PM you and tell you who I work for and what I do for a living. Since I don't want to say that out loud, may I just leave it at "I have substantial real-world disaster recovery experience." ?Cabinfever wrote:Well, all your technical know-how doesn't seem to have got you very far as regards DAW backup or disaster recovery.james0tucson wrote:It really would not be a huge undertaking for me to ghost my DAW back together from scratch.
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