Originally Posted by jandy44

Im in for one big moan today,Im really P****d off. I signed up for MSN hotmail yesterday ,all went well ,Iv been trying since to get into it,can I?? NO. This bloody Norton has a lot to answer for,I keep getting a message " The security certificate for this site has been revoked.This site should not be trusted " it flashes up with a red enjine error
Well Iv been into the Norton several times run a live update thats supposed to put problems right, has it ? NO
So Iv sent a message to the support team, they are going to get back to me in 24 hours I ask you 24 hrs,whats all that about If they dont get it sorted out soon,Im off to delete it off my lappy and install AVG, the flippen Norton cost me 60 quid and its been nothing but trouble,I had this bother when I tried to access the pay-pal site, but that was sorted by running the update.
I mean how can MSN not be a secure site,its making me er by the minute.

Originally Posted by Mitzyboy

Dont have AVG and Norton running at the same time. You can download AVG, but don't run it until you have removed Norton. That does leave you open for a short time of course. I'll try and dig the removal tool out and the instructions I had and pm them to you

Originally Posted by jandy44

Cheers, the flamin customer sevices from norton got back to me told me to run a update Iv run that several times already ,and again twice since I recieved his mail it just does not do anything,its got to go sooner the better, I can download the AGV no probs from filehippo, I will wait for your instuctions, I think I can switch the norton off,I will check,If I can I will download AGV then switch norton off then proceed to get rid........ what a performance

Originally Posted by mikelincs

We changed from Norton to AVG, found it much easier. Use the FREE edition and it just updates daily and checks everything daily.

Originally Posted by Pam Sarky

Just feel like a moan so thought I would ressurect this thread!!

Why is it that whenever I sort the dirty washing out I have to spend forever unravelling OH`smelly socks!!!!!!!! Why cant men unravel their bloody smelly rotten socks before they put them in the wash basket? :curse:

Originally Posted by jdr

Chuck em away and buy him sandals or even sandels ? lol

Originally Posted by Pam Sarky

He needs to where socks with his steel toe-capped boots for work.

Originally Posted by jdr

I wore those on a site once once, guess where the lump of metal angle iron hit me when someone beside me dropped it.
Right across my foot above the ruddy toecap.

Originally Posted by Pam Sarky

Just feel like a moan so thought I would ressurect this thread!!

Why is it that whenever I sort the dirty washing out I have to spend forever unravelling OH`smelly socks!!!!!!!! Why cant men unravel their bloody smelly rotten socks before they put them in the wash basket? :curse:

Originally Posted by montgomail

One of my top moans too. I once made my sons work out how many socks need unravelling in a week - four pairs a day, plus sports socks. Once they'd worked out that about 60 or 70 socks go through the wash in a week, they tried a bit harder. I think it lasted about three days.

Originally Posted by Pam Sarky

I even have to unravel his undies, they roll up as he is sliding them down his legs

Originally Posted by Pam Sarky

Just feel like a moan so thought I would ressurect this thread!!

Why is it that whenever I sort the dirty washing out I have to spend forever unravelling OH`smelly socks!!!!!!!! Why cant men unravel their bloody smelly rotten socks before they put them in the wash basket? :curse:

Originally Posted by ZoeOddJob

At least he puts them in the basket! How did you train him to do that? Crumpled up dirty socks in our house seem to end up under the table, under the settee, under the bed, anywhere but the wash basket :curse:

Shirts he treats like t-shirts - inside out and buttons still done up!

Originally Posted by ZoeOddJob

At least he puts them in the basket! How did you train him to do that? Crumpled up dirty socks in our house seem to end up under the table, under the settee, under the bed, anywhere but the wash basket :curse:

Shirts he treats like t-shirts - inside out and buttons still done up!