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Title: Norton Removal Tool stuck? Post by superhoe on May 28th, 2008 at 10:59am
I've been running Norton Removal Tool for the past 45 minutes and it's been stuck at this stage for about 95% the time:
Processing MSI's by Product Code Any idea why that is so? or how I can completely get rid of Symantec and all related programs? Apologies if this isn't the right place to post... |
Title: Re: Norton Removal Tool stuck? Post by John. on May 28th, 2008 at 11:40am
Try rebooting in Safe Mode and then re-run the Norton Removal Tool.
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Title: Re: Norton Removal Tool stuck? Post by superhoe on May 28th, 2008 at 3:27pm
ok thanks done..... can close
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Title: Re: Norton Removal Tool stuck? Post by TheShadow on Jun 3rd, 2008 at 1:46pm
One thing everyone should know about the "Norton Removal Tool", is that they have at least two different versions. One for Windows 98 & ME and one For XP, Vista, etc.
It's always important to download the correct one for your computer. Also, you need to be using a recent version. They are constantly upgrading the program and an OLD version won't even work. Going back a ways, the removal tool consisted of three separate programs, not just one as it is now. There WAS a batch file to unlock some DDL's then a removal program, followed by a registry file to remove 1,891 registry entries. :-/ Apparently now. they've incorporated all three into just the one .exe file. I still run the .reg file after running the removal tool. It can't hurt, and just may remove some registry entries that the removal tool misses. McAfee too, was such a beast to remove, that they too had to create a "Removal Tool" to remove their software. It's such a pity, that those programs invade a computer to the extent that the normal Windows Uninstall routine won't remove them. They can be worse to remove than any Virus. ;) :'( Keeping those programs OFF of a computer is the best way to never have to worry about them. Cheers Mates! The Shadow 8-) |
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