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Ok, I just built my computer. When I got my gigabyte ds4 it came with a software cd. On this cd, there was free norton software. Despite all i heard about norton being bad, i though what the heck. I installed all of this software.
Within the next couple of days, upon boot-up, i got a symantec error, saying it couldn'd find the file NAVprod. Somewhat angry about this problem, i used the cd to re-install the program. In the beggining of the installation, it said that where was a file missing and it couldn't continue. In a fit of rage, i recklessly just manually found as many Norton files i could on my computer and deleted them. Still, I get the error on start up about missing the NAVprod file on my computer. How can i delete any and every trace of norton on my computer and have it removed on the "add/remove programs" list. I do no like norton.
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apart from doing a complete reinstall(is this an option for you??) you could try editing the registry and searching for all symantec files and delete them manually.. it may take a while but it would be worth it and if you end up having to reinstall the OS then you haven't lost anything have you apart from a little time. Even nortons uninstaller does not remove it properly. You REALLY should have listened to your instincts mate.....good luck
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CCleaner can remove old registry entries that point to missing entries and old files.
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Instead of doing it manually, run a registry cleaner like Regcleaner or CCleaner that look for and remove orphaned registry keys.
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norton knows that and it has the tools to uninstall it http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039 thats the link thats why norton is good microchipper
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