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Technophile Wannabe
    
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Last edited by Bare Foot Kid; 04-16-2008 at 09:50 PM. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Hi Ted,
Symantec is the company that makes Norton, so unless you have another one of their products installed it should be. Shawn |
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Technophile Wannabe
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Hey Thanks Brink!
Thats all I needed. I don't have any of it installed, thats why I'm asking, so I can delete it. Thank you for you'r reply  |
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Vista x64 Ultimate SP1
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Ted,
You could manually delete it, but I would recommend that you try using the Norton Removal Tool first to see if it can get rid of the left over Norton files for you. Download and run the Norton Removal Tool |
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