Is my PC secured by Norton AntiVirus 2011 18.1.0.37

[aahisTA]

I am having Intel laptop in which I am running on Windows 7 . After having troubles with Norton Antivirus Ver. 18.5.0.125 I uninstalled it as well as installed edition 18.1.0.37 accurately one week ago. My settings from Norton AntiVirus 2010 dictated that the entire adware be automatically detached. Following a couple of days I observe in the History that not a single piece of adware had been reported as noticed as well as detached. As a result I changed the setting to inform me while adware was detected. After one week not a single piece of adware has been detect. My history file, which has been conserved, shows that Norton Antivirus 2010 was taking out 2-10 items of adware every day. Therefore my question, am I protected with this edition of Norton Antivirus?

[Amie]

Besides, malware does not just pop up on you PC out of the blue, as well as the "adware" that Norton AntiVirus 2010 cleaned were almost certainly cookies. These are safe text files that do not cooperation your safety. With the Norton AntiVirus 2011, these no longer, correctly so, show as threats in the logs.

[HiSpeed]

Thanks for your reply which I locate partially comforting. However I am inquiring as to why there is the choice in settings to 'Ignore' 'Remove' or 'Ask Me' for Tracking Cookies' if they are not well thought-out a threat. Seeking more information. May this will help you so that you will get some suggestion regarding your topic………..

[BiGMaCHiNe]

To know about Norton AntiVirus 2011 18.1.0.37 Tracking cookies are not actually a risk at the entire. They are more a irritation than no matter which else. Most cookies are able to as well be controlled by means of your browser as well as with Adobe Flash player. May you got some information about your problem .please let me know if you have answer to your problem..........

[gigahurt]

Just look at their site (isn't that where anyone would start?), and check the options on 'choose which Norton for me' - or whatever it says.
I wouldn't recommend the others like Kaspersky as they don't have 100% zero-day protection (auto-blocks attacks that aren't on the others database yet)