Hatul
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I tried to install LogTrak on my Windows 7 computer and each time Norton removes the file as it considers it unsafe. Anyone have this problem?
LogTrak exe file unsafe according to Norton
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KeithG
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false positives with Norton? yes. well not anymore since I no longer use it.
My Norton product incorrectly alerts that a file is infected, or a program or website is suspicious
My Norton product incorrectly alerts that a file is infected, or a program or website is suspicious
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Hatul
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Interestingly the software installed today.
Now I had a chance to try it with my Galileo Sol so I downloaded my dives.
I'm able to see the dive profile with the HR and temp superimposed, so far so good.
I can't seem to find a way to tell it what kind of tank I was using. Also no print function that I can see.
When I click on my dive statistics it gives my average depth of 159 ft and max depth of 465.9 ft, both of which are way off as I'm a simple recreational diver.
Now I had a chance to try it with my Galileo Sol so I downloaded my dives.
I'm able to see the dive profile with the HR and temp superimposed, so far so good.
I can't seem to find a way to tell it what kind of tank I was using. Also no print function that I can see.
When I click on my dive statistics it gives my average depth of 159 ft and max depth of 465.9 ft, both of which are way off as I'm a simple recreational diver.
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