SP2/Shall I use recovery disc?

[Michael]

My Norton does not recognize me as the Supervisor.It says
Administrator in very faint words and when I try to log
on,the log on button is also very faint and
nonfuntional.So I am even unable to delete in Add/Remove
Programs.I am guessing this all happened when the auto
update from microsoft and auto install sucked up the
SP2.Which will never happen again if I ever am able to
get to the Auto Updates without it freezing up.I have
tried so many things includidng Norton,Microsoft and the
place where I bought it.Everything they wanted me to try
I already read here.Only thing I have not tried is the
recovery disc or F10.My daughter has pics on her account
that she wants to put on a disc before I scrap
everything.But in general does anyone think this will
eliminate Norton and get me back to like new again?I am
running XP Windows and my Norton has a security
password.Thanks Michael
..

[Unknown]

Think carefully------why don't you uninstall Norton and just use XP with SP2?
"Michael" > wrote in message
...
> My Norton does not recognize me as the Supervisor.It says
> Administrator in very faint words and when I try to log
> on,the log on button is also very faint and
> nonfuntional.So I am even unable to delete in Add/Remove
> Programs.I am guessing this all happened when the auto
> update from microsoft and auto install sucked up the
> SP2.Which will never happen again if I ever am able to
> get to the Auto Updates without it freezing up.I have
> tried so many things includidng Norton,Microsoft and the
> place where I bought it.Everything they wanted me to try
> I already read here.Only thing I have not tried is the
> recovery disc or F10.My daughter has pics on her account
> that she wants to put on a disc before I scrap
> everything.But in general does anyone think this will
> eliminate Norton and get me back to like new again?I am
> running XP Windows and my Norton has a security
> password.Thanks Michael
> .
>
>

Read his post, man. He is saying that Norton won't allow
him to enter/delete it because he isn't
the "administrator". That's why the choice is greyed out.

>-----Original Message-----
>Think carefully------why don't you uninstall Norton and
just use XP with SP2?
>"Michael" > wrote in
message
...
>> My Norton does not recognize me as the Supervisor.It
says
>> Administrator in very faint words and when I try to log
>> on,the log on button is also very faint and
>> nonfuntional.So I am even unable to delete in
Add/Remove
>> Programs.I am guessing this all happened when the auto
>> update from microsoft and auto install sucked up the
>> SP2.Which will never happen again if I ever am able to
>> get to the Auto Updates without it freezing up.I have
>> tried so many things includidng Norton,Microsoft and
the
>> place where I bought it.Everything they wanted me to
try
>> I already read here.Only thing I have not tried is the
>> recovery disc or F10.My daughter has pics on her
account
>> that she wants to put on a disc before I scrap
>> everything.But in general does anyone think this will
>> eliminate Norton and get me back to like new again?I am
>> running XP Windows and my Norton has a security
>> password.Thanks Michael
>> .
>>
>>
>
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