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Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click
on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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Download and run the Norton Removal Tool.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first
place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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Do you have any other Symantec applications, eg fax, Ghost etc
If you check in Explorer are there any entries for Symantec/Norton/Liveupdate? "Jan" wrote in message ... Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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I never installed anything associated with Symantec or Norton that I know of.
Ghost, fax-I don't recognize either. I suspect that software came loaded on this Gateway computer although there is no Norton ro Symantec anything listed under Programs and Features. I nev er would have found Norton/Symantec in the regestry if the Solution Report from microsoft hadn't told me the physical memory mini-dump was from Norton?symantec. That led me to search registry and sure enough there was one entry. How do I go about checking "Explorer for any entries for Symantec/Norton/LiveUpdate? I only know how to find it in my registry through regedit---find "DL" wrote: Do you have any other Symantec applications, eg fax, Ghost etc If you check in Explorer are there any entries for Symantec/Norton/Liveupdate? "Jan" wrote in message ... Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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Sometimes, Norton comes preloaded and bundled with a new computer. When I
was bringing one up for a client, I noticed Norton started installing, without warning. I stopped it, removed as much as I could, and continued bringing the rest of the applications. It wasn't until later, that this computer was having problems. There were no signs of Norton that I could find. I down loaded their removal tool and sure enough, it found some more vestiges. System has been running fine now for over a year. I have never had a good experience with a Symantec products since the DOS days. -- Regards, BobF. "Jan" wrote in message ... I never installed anything associated with Symantec or Norton that I know of. Ghost, fax-I don't recognize either. I suspect that software came loaded on this Gateway computer although there is no Norton ro Symantec anything listed under Programs and Features. I nev er would have found Norton/Symantec in the regestry if the Solution Report from microsoft hadn't told me the physical memory mini-dump was from Norton?symantec. That led me to search registry and sure enough there was one entry. How do I go about checking "Explorer for any entries for Symantec/Norton/LiveUpdate? I only know how to find it in my registry through regedit---find "DL" wrote: Do you have any other Symantec applications, eg fax, Ghost etc If you check in Explorer are there any entries for Symantec/Norton/Liveupdate? "Jan" wrote in message ... Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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You might check in the Add/Remove dialogue for either
Symantec Norton or LiveUpdate Very often OEM's have prinstalled versions of either Norton or McAfee "Jan" wrote in message ... I never installed anything associated with Symantec or Norton that I know of. Ghost, fax-I don't recognize either. I suspect that software came loaded on this Gateway computer although there is no Norton ro Symantec anything listed under Programs and Features. I nev er would have found Norton/Symantec in the regestry if the Solution Report from microsoft hadn't told me the physical memory mini-dump was from Norton?symantec. That led me to search registry and sure enough there was one entry. How do I go about checking "Explorer for any entries for Symantec/Norton/LiveUpdate? I only know how to find it in my registry through regedit---find "DL" wrote: Do you have any other Symantec applications, eg fax, Ghost etc If you check in Explorer are there any entries for Symantec/Norton/Liveupdate? "Jan" wrote in message ... Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |
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Open your C: drive, and then open Program Files.
Look for a Norton or Symantec folder. If you find them, you can't delete the folder in 1 hit; you have to delete file by file, as a couple won't delete. But, you remove enough to get rid of error messages. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "Jan" wrote: I never installed anything associated with Symantec or Norton that I know of. Ghost, fax-I don't recognize either. I suspect that software came loaded on this Gateway computer although there is no Norton ro Symantec anything listed under Programs and Features. I nev er would have found Norton/Symantec in the regestry if the Solution Report from microsoft hadn't told me the physical memory mini-dump was from Norton?symantec. That led me to search registry and sure enough there was one entry. How do I go about checking "Explorer for any entries for Symantec/Norton/LiveUpdate? I only know how to find it in my registry through regedit---find "DL" wrote: Do you have any other Symantec applications, eg fax, Ghost etc If you check in Explorer are there any entries for Symantec/Norton/Liveupdate? "Jan" wrote in message ... Which one? There are 9 listed. And since I never installed it in the first place, I have no idea which one to choose. Can you tell me how to find that out? Will info in my registry show it? There is no listing for either Norton or Symantec in my Programs and Features on the control panel.. It only appears when I do a search of the registry. "Bob" wrote: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 ------- *Report back, please* [When responding to posts, please include the post(s) you are replying to so that others may learn and benefit from the issue] [How to ask a question] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Jan" wrote in message ... Vista is constantly doing mini-dumps, very unstable. Once re-started, I click on pop up for a solution to the mini-dump problem encountered. Recently it has begun to tell me the cause was Norton/Symantec anti-virus, which I do NOT have as my virus protection (I have Vista compatible CA). The solution instructs me to update my Norton anti-virus. Norton was not an add-on freebie with my Gateway computer, either. But to my surprise in the regedit, there is a folder for Notron/Symnatec. Can I delete it from my registry or is it tied to any other Windows Vista program (like Defender?). |