vista ultimate 64 bit and have trouble with CA INTERNET SECURITY 32 bit

i have vista ultimate 64 bit and have trouble with CA INTERNET SECURITY
SUITE,it is a virus and spyware program from road runner you get free.it is
32 bit and i cannot get the virus protector to work right.i chatted online
with a ca helper and he said i have to upgrade to vista 32 bit.is there
another way to get it to work without upgrading?

mark0325

No. Try another AV. Avast offers a FREE x64 version that is compatible
with Vista: http://www.avast.com/eng/x64.html

Use the native Vista software firewall in conjunction with a hardware
firewall included in a wired or wireless router. That will provide
sufficient protection.


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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MARK TURNER wrote:

> i have vista ultimate 64 bit and have trouble with CA INTERNET SECURITY
> SUITE,it is a virus and spyware program from road runner you get free.it is
> 32 bit and i cannot get the virus protector to work right.i chatted online
> with a ca helper and he said i have to upgrade to vista 32 bit.is there
> another way to get it to work without upgrading?
>
> mark0325
>

"MARK TURNER" <rturner011@woh.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3E30AB50-64ED-4F89-B7E1-09BD7B4BEFE6@microsoft.com...

>i have vista ultimate 64 bit and have trouble with CA INTERNET SECURITY
> SUITE,it is a virus and spyware program from road runner you get free.it
> is
> 32 bit and i cannot get the virus protector to work right.i chatted online
> with a ca helper and he said i have to upgrade to vista 32 bit.is there
> another way to get it to work without upgrading?

Since you have Vista Ultimate 64 bit you need 64 bit anti-virus software.
The vendors of 64 bit AV software include Avast as mentioned by MowGreen and
AVG. There is also a enterprise version from Symantec available (*not*
Norton AV) . You may want to post in the newsgroup dedicated to 64 bit
Windows (including Vista), namely microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general .
By no means should you downgrade to Vista Ultimate 32 bit just because of
the lack of a CA anti-virus software version.

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Allan