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    how do I remove this pesky program from my computer?

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    That is a bad one to remove, maybe this one helps ?

    www.askdavetaylor.com/how_can_i_fully_remove_norton_antivirus_from_my_sy stem.html

    let me know

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    Thanks ronaldbr, I will check it out and let you know

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Shape View Post
    how do I remove this pesky program from my computer?
    with great difficulty if I remember rightly

    I got it with a new computer a few years back, it seemed to take the bloody thing over, very hoggish.

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    If you don't fancy manually going into your registry to remove certain items, (it can be rather tricky if you're not used to it), there is also Symantec's removal tool to be found here:

    http://service1.symantec.com/Support...05033108162039

    Having never had Norton for years I can't vouch for the tool to be 100% effective but I reckon it might do the job.

    Can I ask Shape, what AV are you replacing it with?
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    Quote Originally Posted by alkie View Post
    If you don't fancy manually going into your registry to remove certain items, (it can be rather tricky if you're not used to it), there is also Symantec's removal tool to be found here:

    http://service1.symantec.com/Support...05033108162039

    Having never had Norton for years I can't vouch for the tool to be 100% effective but I reckon it might do the job.

    Can I ask Shape, what AV are you replacing it with?
    Thanks for the link Alkie, I have Avast installed right now, I was thinking of getting kaspersky though.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Shape View Post
    Thanks for the link Alkie, I have Avast installed right now, I was thinking of getting kaspersky though.......
    Just my personal choice but I can't see past Eset Nod32.

    It is not a system hog like some, plus it is very good for discounting false positives all the time.

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    A program called 'Perfect Uninstaller' sorted me out! It is widely available on the (ahem) torrent sites!!

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    Revo Uninstaller works for me, I havent run across any trouble removing progs with it. It has different levels of removal and it gets rid of the left overs in the registry as well as any orphaned files that other uninstallers leave behind. Best of all the program is free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Shape View Post
    Thanks for the link Alkie, I have Avast installed right now, I was thinking of getting kaspersky though.......

    Kaspersky rocks.

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