hoosierstu

I reset Norton back to “full strength” after a re-boot, everything seems to be working correctly. They must have updated things.

Yes, I did the Help and support – One click option (upper right hand corner). It took a while but was not as bad as I suspected it would be.

I tried disabling just one of those options. Two were needed to get it to work. I suppose we can always to set it back in the future to see if updates from Norton fixes the problem.

I went through the whole remote control thing with a Norton tech. He fixed my problem. This is what you need to do.

Open up Norton Internet Security 2009.
Open Internet Settings – Intrusion Prevention – Intrusion Exclusions.
Click Configure +
Deselect:
HTTP Adobe SWF Malicious Download Attempt
and
HTTP Acrobat PDF Suspicious File Download
and click okay. The changes won’t take place until you re-boot.

I also made these changes on my wife’s computer and it worked there too.

I was able to access the domains and edit the post from my laptop that does not run Norton.

I too am having this error. My server uses Plesk. When I view the database, it says that it has no tables.
I have reinstalled the database and changed my wp-config file many times with the same error.

Please help.