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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
I have completely removed Norton 2007 from my system(Uninstallation using
Symantec Removal Tool,Files/folders and Registry Keys) following Symantec's guidelines. Alhaugh i thaught nothing from Norton 2007 resides in my pc ,Windows Security Center recognizes functional Norton 2007 in my system and surprisingly EVEN Norton Firewall (i never had installed)!! Please HELP me to get rid of NORTON 2007 from my system and my system's Security Center surveillance!! THANKS |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
yiannis wrote:
I have completely removed Norton 2007 from my system(Uninstallation using Symantec Removal Tool,Files/folders and Registry Keys) following Symantec's guidelines. Alhaugh i thaught nothing from Norton 2007 resides in my pc ,Windows Security Center recognizes functional Norton 2007 in my system and surprisingly EVEN Norton Firewall (i never had installed)!! Please HELP me to get rid of NORTON 2007 from my system and my system's Security Center surveillance!! Unfortunately - whatever you have done has not gotten rid of the third party application and because of that - you will likely need to contact the manufacturer of said third party product. You can look through your registry manually if you understand the registry - but as for *what* specifically to look for - Symantec/Norton can surely tell you. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
yiannis wrote:
I have completely removed Norton 2007 from my system(Uninstallation using Symantec Removal Tool,Files/folders and Registry Keys) following Symantec's guidelines. Alhaugh i thaught nothing from Norton 2007 resides in my pc ,Windows Security Center recognizes functional Norton 2007 in my system and surprisingly EVEN Norton Firewall (i never had installed)!! Please HELP me to get rid of NORTON 2007 from my system and my system's Security Center surveillance!! THANKS If you are sure you followed Symantec's uninstallation instructions and used the removal tool from the following links, you can reset the Security Center. http://tinyurl.com/q7nsf - Removing and reinstalling Norton Internet Security, Norton AntiSpam, or Norton Personal Firewall (2006/2005/2004 versions) http://basconotw.mvps.org/SymRem2.htm When Security Center reports an av or firewall that has been uninstalled, try this (make a System Restore point first): Method A. StartRunservices.msc [enter] Scroll down to Windows Management Instrumentation and double-click it. Now click on the "Pause" button. Leave that window open and double-click My Computer. Navigate to %systemroot%\Windows\System32\wbem (where %systemroot% is the drive where XP is installed). Delete the Repository folder and *only* the Repository folder. Now go back to the WMI service window you left open and restart the service. This will rebuild the Repository and hopefully straighten out the incorrect entries for all your duplicates. In order to see the Windows files, you may need to unhide them: Make sure you are able to see all hidden files and extensions (View tab in Folder Options). a. Check "Display the contents of system folders". b. Check "Show hidden files and folders". c. Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" and click "OK" to the dialog box. Method B. The wbem thing from MVP Torgeir Bakken (more elegant) Open a command window (Start/Run -- cmd.exe) and run the following commands: net stop winmgmt cd /d %windir%\system32\wbem ren repository repository.old net start winmgmt (or alternatively delete it using the command "rd /s repository" instead of the ren command) It may take a minute or so to complete while WMI rebuilds the database. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
"Malke" wrote: yiannis wrote: I have completely removed Norton 2007 from my system(Uninstallation using Symantec Removal Tool,Files/folders and Registry Keys) following Symantec's guidelines. Alhaugh i thaught nothing from Norton 2007 resides in my pc ,Windows Security Center recognizes functional Norton 2007 in my system and surprisingly EVEN Norton Firewall (i never had installed)!! Please HELP me to get rid of NORTON 2007 from my system and my system's Security Center surveillance!! THANKS If you are sure you followed Symantec's uninstallation instructions and used the removal tool from the following links, you can reset the Security Center. http://tinyurl.com/q7nsf - Removing and reinstalling Norton Internet Security, Norton AntiSpam, or Norton Personal Firewall (2006/2005/2004 versions) http://basconotw.mvps.org/SymRem2.htm When Security Center reports an av or firewall that has been uninstalled, try this (make a System Restore point first): Method A. StartRunservices.msc [enter] Scroll down to Windows Management Instrumentation and double-click it. Now click on the "Pause" button. Leave that window open and double-click My Computer. Navigate to %systemroot%\Windows\System32\wbem (where %systemroot% is the drive where XP is installed). Delete the Repository folder and *only* the Repository folder. Now go back to the WMI service window you left open and restart the service. This will rebuild the Repository and hopefully straighten out the incorrect entries for all your duplicates. In order to see the Windows files, you may need to unhide them: Make sure you are able to see all hidden files and extensions (View tab in Folder Options). a. Check "Display the contents of system folders". b. Check "Show hidden files and folders". c. Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" and click "OK" to the dialog box. Method B. The wbem thing from MVP Torgeir Bakken (more elegant) Open a command window (Start/Run -- cmd.exe) and run the following commands: net stop winmgmt cd /d %windir%\system32\wbem ren repository repository.old net start winmgmt (or alternatively delete it using the command "rd /s repository" instead of the ren command) It may take a minute or so to complete while WMI rebuilds the database. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User Yiannis DONE!!!!! Thank you Malke The only problem i face after the Repository folder rebuilding is that the small arrow and the shrinking movement of the systray is lost!! |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
"yiannis" wrote: "Malke" wrote: yiannis wrote: I have completely removed Norton 2007 from my system(Uninstallation using Symantec Removal Tool,Files/folders and Registry Keys) following Symantec's guidelines. Alhaugh i thaught nothing from Norton 2007 resides in my pc ,Windows Security Center recognizes functional Norton 2007 in my system and surprisingly EVEN Norton Firewall (i never had installed)!! Please HELP me to get rid of NORTON 2007 from my system and my system's Security Center surveillance!! THANKS If you are sure you followed Symantec's uninstallation instructions and used the removal tool from the following links, you can reset the Security Center. http://tinyurl.com/q7nsf - Removing and reinstalling Norton Internet Security, Norton AntiSpam, or Norton Personal Firewall (2006/2005/2004 versions) http://basconotw.mvps.org/SymRem2.htm When Security Center reports an av or firewall that has been uninstalled, try this (make a System Restore point first): Method A. StartRunservices.msc [enter] Scroll down to Windows Management Instrumentation and double-click it. Now click on the "Pause" button. Leave that window open and double-click My Computer. Navigate to %systemroot%\Windows\System32\wbem (where %systemroot% is the drive where XP is installed). Delete the Repository folder and *only* the Repository folder. Now go back to the WMI service window you left open and restart the service. This will rebuild the Repository and hopefully straighten out the incorrect entries for all your duplicates. In order to see the Windows files, you may need to unhide them: Make sure you are able to see all hidden files and extensions (View tab in Folder Options). a. Check "Display the contents of system folders". b. Check "Show hidden files and folders". c. Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" and click "OK" to the dialog box. Method B. The wbem thing from MVP Torgeir Bakken (more elegant) Open a command window (Start/Run -- cmd.exe) and run the following commands: net stop winmgmt cd /d %windir%\system32\wbem ren repository repository.old net start winmgmt (or alternatively delete it using the command "rd /s repository" instead of the ren command) It may take a minute or so to complete while WMI rebuilds the database. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User Yiannis DONE!!!!! Thank you Malke Great help!!! |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
yiannis wrote:
DONE!!!!! Thank you Malke The only problem i face after the Repository folder rebuilding is that the small arrow and the shrinking movement of the systray is lost!! I'm glad that sorted it for you. I'm not quite sure what you mean by your last sentence, but if you wish to show hidden programs from the Notification Area ("systray"), then do that by right-clicking on an empty area of the Taskbar and then left-clicking on Properties. You will see where you can change the option to hide inactive icons. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
"Malke" wrote: yiannis wrote: DONE!!!!! Thank you Malke The only problem i face after the Repository folder rebuilding is that the small arrow and the shrinking movement of the systray is lost!! I'm glad that sorted it for you. I'm not quite sure what you mean by your last sentence, but if you wish to show hidden programs from the Notification Area ("systray"), then do that by right-clicking on an empty area of the Taskbar and then left-clicking on Properties. You will see where you can change the option to hide inactive icons. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User Thank you Malke , everything is ok. Ihave already done everything! Thank your for your immediate , precise , helpful answer to my problem with Security Center!I have no words to thakn you! |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
yiannis wrote:
Thank you Malke , everything is ok. Ihave already done everything! Thank your for your immediate , precise , helpful answer to my problem with Security Center!I have no words to thakn you! Actually, the words you used were just fine. :-) I appreciate the thanks and the time you took to let me things are working now. Have a nice weekend. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
Malke, thank you SO MUCH for posting this. I have been exchanging support emails with Symantec for two weeks now, trying to resolve this exact problem, only with Vista instead of XP. After reading and following your post, the problem is resolved in under two minutes! You are a genius! Baa Windows Vista Home Premium ------------------------------------------------------------ When Security Center reports an av or firewall that has been uninstalled, try this (make a System Restore point first): Method A. StartRunservices.msc [enter] Scroll down to Windows Management Instrumentation and double-click it. Now click on the "Pause" button. Leave that window open and double-click My Computer. Navigate to %systemroot%\Windows\System32\wbem (where %systemroot% is the drive where XP is installed). Delete the Repository folder and *only* the Repository folder. Now go back to the WMI service window you left open and restart the service. This will rebuild the Repository and hopefully straighten out the incorrect entries for all your duplicates. In order to see the Windows files, you may need to unhide them: Make sure you are able to see all hidden files and extensions (View tab in Folder Options). a. Check "Display the contents of system folders". b. Check "Show hidden files and folders". c. Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" and click "OK" to the dialog box. Method B. The wbem thing from MVP Torgeir Bakken (more elegant) Open a command window (Start/Run -- cmd.exe) and run the following commands: net stop winmgmt cd /d %windir%\system32\wbem ren repository repository.old net start winmgmt (or alternatively delete it using the command "rd /s repository" instead of the ren command) It may take a minute or so to complete while WMI rebuilds the database. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User -- Baa |
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SECURITY CENTER MONITORS NORTON 2007 THAT DOES NOT EXIST
Baa wrote:
Malke, thank you SO MUCH for posting this. I have been exchanging support emails with Symantec for two weeks now, trying to resolve this exact problem, only with Vista instead of XP. After reading and following your post, the problem is resolved in under two minutes! You are a genius! That's very kind of you but I can't take credit for discovering the fix, just for passing it on. :-) Take care now, Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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