1. "XP version 2" ? The current release is SP1, I think. I can't imagine Norton wouldn't install under SP1.
2. Waste of money #1: buying each years new version of Norton, if a paying for a new year for anti-virus suffices.
3. Waste of money #2: buying ZoneAlarm AND Trend AND McAfee. Unnecessary and potentially harmful to run more than 1 firewall and more than 1 real-time anti-virus simultaneously.
Kees
I have recently installed Windows XP Pro as my O/S from years of running 98SE. I have managed to install all of my old programs with the exception of my newest ones....Norton Internet Security Professional 2003. I get the "ROLLBACK" action every way that I attempt to install it. I have done everything asked of me by Symantec to Install including messing with my Registry. I have tried installing Norton Anti-Virus 2001, 2002, 2003 (I have purchased everyone of those years) and they all react the same way. Now Norton is trying to tell me that my Windows Installer is out of date, when I follow the link that they supply I discover that what they mean is that my Windows Installer that came with XP version 2 is to new for them and that they want me to install the Windows Installer for the earlier versions of Windows version 1.1. This is stupid, I have since then installed Zone Alarm with Virus Protection, with no problem, Trend Micro with Anti-Virus and Firewall, and MacAfee all with no problem. What makes Norton so special....what a waste of my time and money!

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