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> Quick Question. Uninstalling Nortons?
rowal5555
post May 14 2007, 11:21 PM
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Just picked up a Compaq Presario with Vista Home Basic.
When I try to delete Nortons, a permission window pops up asking if I want to proceed to uninstall MS Windows. Of course I don't, just Nortons, but it isn't mentioned. Not game to proceed.
What do I do from here??


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post May 15 2007, 12:40 AM
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Hi rowal, I haven't seen the message come up b4.....strange but have a look at the link, it might help
http://searchg.symantec.com/search?q=unins...heet=symc_en_US


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If you are trying to uninstall norton, using the control panel applet, this is the windows vista DEP (data execution Prevention), you should just click yes to verify that you want the program to run. Then the norton uninstaller should start.

BTW, Avast Home Free av is vista compatible.


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Thank you both for the quick replies. Operation successful - scary question tho'. thumbup2.gif


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