Uninstall Norton and pick up Avira or BitDefender. Norton is garbage, and this kind of thing is common with it.

Either that, or you have malware posing as Norton. Another reason to uninstall is just to see if that's not the case.

But I still got a year left on my subscription! If I don't keep it I'll feel like I wasted moneyyyyy!

Can't you ask for a refund?

Alright. Well, I don't know how Norton works, but I imagine you can whitelist some things.

You could temporarily disable norton for a few minutes; or turn off any web-based features. Then close the broswer, open it, and try loading FA again. If it still happens it's probably a plugin-based malware posing as Norton.

If it is Norton you should be able to ok the website in its settings.

If you plan to get a different anti virus software when the year is over, you should choose either Kaspersky or Bitdefender.
Windows defender/Security essentials - Says everything is fine while the system is infected
Avira - Destroys itself sometimes, first thing it usually finds after installation is its own installer
Avast - Same as Security essentials
McAfee - Does protect you from some things, not all. Will not let you remove all of its services on uninstallation, denies access to some parts of the registry on windows. Uninstaller on mac not working at all
Kaspersky - I never tried it but heard many good things about it.
Bitdefender - Some minor problems, but protects you from almost everything.

My first thought was Malware. I've never heard of Norton making images on a website link to another website. It would make more sense for it to just block the website entirely if it deemed it dangerous and warn you, if anything. Then again I don't use norton.

Could be a browser plugin injecting links and changing the images if it's malware.

No it was definetly norton... I finally figured out the problem and it was a specific setting on Norton that's never been an issue before but for SOME REASON is an issue now..

Cool. Glad it's resolved!

Microsoft Security Essentials is pretty good too if'n you're running Windows 7.

But the BEST, if you feel like more subscription fees, is Nod32, aka ESET Smart Security.

Norton is bads :I

i would recommend checking what running is task manager. i gotten a virus the infected my Avast program that made the disk power go to a 100%

Im surprised your norton have not tried to remove the sys32 folder yet, a common thing it used to do back in the day

As far as i know, the only way to whtielist things is to report it as a false to symantec and hope they wiill solve it

I use avast Free antivirus when I am on Windows 7, it works great. The built-in AV of 7 just doesn't do it for me.
On Windows 10 however the built-in Windows Defender is totally fine!

Norton's not my thing, I used it once and it slowed down my laptop a lot. And my laptop is not even a weak machine!

Glad it's fixed for you anyways Ivan! :)

Gosh, how typical. When asking a question on how to fix something software related, all the answers are "Use something else"

Whathwas the solution, in case I run into something similar?