An upgrade to Norton's 2001 is required. Differences Navigating about Windows Me is definitely a little different. Windows appear differently, familiar icons are redesigned and icons that in Microsoft's opinion are seldom used are listed on the left-hand side of the window instead of pictured in the open window where one is used to seeing them. The System Tools folder opens very sluggishly on my system. I attribute that to its burgeoning contents, but system performance seems fine everywhere else.
Menus spring up, windows instantly open, all is well elsewhere.
The help and support menus are greatly expanded and have incorporated additional tips to help the user troubleshoot through a problem. There are also a few new unfamiliar system files. Windows Me doesn't only easily and quickly restore your system to a state you select or have designated, but does it quickly and without causing the loss of recent work, saved documents, email, history files or the loss of your favorites list. If I don't like the restoration point I've selected, I can reverse the System Restore and choose another restoration point. If you prefer to do a clean install of Windows Me on a fresh hard drive, have your original Windows 98 or Windows 95 CD-ROM handy.