Well, excuse me for being an idiot and wanting to know if I have the latest version of the software that I paid for installed on my machine. It seems like a simple request is met with hostility and frankly I am tired of it. Not only this unknown update but my CFX is hosed as well until that update is fixed. I love Stardocks stuff but the constant problems with updating is getting old. Perhaps a version # and date of the DLL that is being replaced would go a long way to clear up any confusion.

And to think Norton Utilities were the bees knees back in the day.  What a waste of a great pedigree.

If you right click on wfx4.dll, wfx4_64.dll or WindowFXConfig.exe you should see that the signing date on the digital signatures tab is 18th June 2012 for the update.

Try another Av carguy1...there are some decent ones out there.  

I've had good luck with MS Security Essentials. Low overhead, easy to use and definitions are updated twice a day. Rarely any false positives.

Thanks so much. That is exactly what I needed to confirm my installation. [e digicons]:')[/e]

^This^

I got a promotion!  WooHoo!

Thanks Neil, I was able to sort out the problem with your help.

As for Norton's Internet Security, I got a free years worth of it for 3 machines when I bought my laptop. It expires in a couple months so I'll probably end up going back to MS Security Essentials.

In the past I've had bad experiences with Norton's AV but this is the first false positive I've had with this version. It's been pretty good otherwise but If I had to pay for it, I would look elsewhere for protection.

The latest version of Norton is very good actually.

Apart from the decision to flag all unknown apps as threats...

Norton flagged Spencer's reply as a threat...