I think you should uninstall Threatfire because of the conflicts thatNathan Wootton said:Hi, any advice on my config? i was thinking about removing Threatfire as norton warned my about compatibility issues with it, any reccommendations ?
jamescv7 said:Actually NIS2012 and Sandboxie are a good choice.
You can remove WinPatrol.
Also you can add EMET (Enhanced Mitigation Experienced Toolkit) you can set the programs that were vulnerable.
Earth said:Welcome to MalwareTips.
If you have Norton Internet Security 2012 installed you don't need ThreatFire.
Might want to consider installing Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 through Windows Update.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/service-packs