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Removing Symantec.........

I've tried to reinstall Nortons 2003 and I got an error, it's looking for the orton Aniti Virus LABEL (whatever that is, thinking its the original CD) but I have this burned copy of Nortons that I just incase I misplace or break the original copy (with I happen to do), no I cant reinstall the program.
I just deleted the reg keys and anything that had to do with norton or symantec, which was all fine an dandy till I rebboted the computer. This stupid computer after rebooting backed up the reg keys and all the crap I had just deleted.
So now I have all the stuff back on the computer and it's looking for things like "C:\PROGRA~\SYMANTEC\SYMVNT.386 (w/e that is.... pretty sure thats not on the computer either.

There's gotta be a better way to deal with this..... any help would be appretiated.

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Old Mar 12, 2005, 03:18 PM   #2  
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Norton 'stuff' can be a nightmare to remove,as it gets stuck in the registry,hidden files,and eventually causes a case of "boot through the monitor" syndrome in the worst case.

As suggested by ScottGem at an earlier forum responce,visit this site:

http://search.symantec.com/custom/us/query.html

In the search box,type RNAV and click search.Have a good look around,it might help.

Dont know if your problem of install has anything to do with the fact that your using a back-up (burnt copy),but Norton is an odd beast to mess with.

Good look my friend,
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well I went to that site you suggested and got what I was looking for, which is great and all thanks

I just have one question about this other part.......

How can I remove the C:\Progra~1\synantec\symevnt.386
I did a search... it's a dll but as soon as I remove it, my computer will (after the reboot) load the backups again and I'm back at square one lol.
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Hi,
Have you downloaded and run the .exe file for removing Norton Antivirus 2003?

Here is a link:

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...&osv=&osv_lvl=

Scroll down to the "Download and run the .exe file". Click on the + sign to the left of it.

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