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| Guest | security center After loading Vista, security center was running ok, but suggested I get a virus program. One of its suggestions was Norton, so I went to their web site, bought norton antivirus, downloaded it and installed it. It's not working right and I'll try to work with them to resolve that. After the installation I noticed that security center had been shut off and I'm not able to turn it back on. Any ideas on how to turn security center back on? |
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| Guest | Re: security center "gonzoturtle" <gonzoturtle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:63D32E56-DF2C-408C-A8CF-53485F0D9159@microsoft.com... > After loading Vista, security center was running ok, but suggested I get a > virus program. One of its suggestions was Norton, so I went to their web > site, bought norton antivirus, downloaded it and installed it. > > It's not working right and I'll try to work with them to resolve that. > > After the installation I noticed that security center had been shut off > and > I'm not able to turn it back on. > > Any ideas on how to turn security center back on? I believe Windows security Center will be replaced by Norton Security Center when your installation completes. -- Jim |
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| Guest | Re: security center This is what I recieved from Symantec for the same problem: This issue can occur due to corrupted Norton program files. In order to resolve this issue, I request you to uninstall the corrupted Norton program using Norton Removal Tool, update your Norton 2007 product to the latest 2007.2 version and then reinstall it. Please refer the document web site link provided below for detailed instructions: Title: 'How to uninstall and reinstall your Norton products' Document ID:2005033108162039 > Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...rc=con_ols_nam After removing the corrupted Norton program using Norton Removal Tool, I request you to update your Norton 2007 product to the latest 2007.2 product and then install it. Please refer the following document web site link for detailed information: Title: 'Updating your Norton 2007 product to the latest 2007.2 product' Document ID: 2007012509333013 > Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/Support...rc=con_ols_nam Worked for me. Wish though that I had saved my $s and gone with something free or cheaper. "gonzoturtle" <gonzoturtle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:63D32E56-DF2C-408C-A8CF-53485F0D9159@microsoft.com... > After loading Vista, security center was running ok, but suggested I get a > virus program. One of its suggestions was Norton, so I went to their web > site, bought norton antivirus, downloaded it and installed it. > > It's not working right and I'll try to work with them to resolve that. > > After the installation I noticed that security center had been shut off > and > I'm not able to turn it back on. > > Any ideas on how to turn security center back on? |
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| Guest | Re: security center Kirk thanks for the insight, i have the exact same problem and will try it out. I was given a link from symantec for the lates norton but it still didn't work, i kept getting an error code when norton was configuring saying virus definitions could not be migrated. I can't wait for these bugs to be corrected "Kirk" wrote: > This is what I recieved from Symantec for the same problem: > > This issue can occur due to corrupted Norton program files. In order to > resolve this issue, I request you to uninstall the corrupted Norton program > using Norton Removal Tool, update your Norton 2007 product to the latest > 2007.2 version and then reinstall it. > > Please refer the document web site link provided below for detailed > instructions: > > Title: 'How to uninstall and reinstall your Norton products' > Document ID:2005033108162039 > > Web URL: > http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...rc=con_ols_nam > > After removing the corrupted Norton program using Norton Removal Tool, I > request you to update your Norton 2007 product to the latest 2007.2 > product and then install it. Please refer the following document web site > link for detailed information: > > Title: 'Updating your Norton 2007 product to the latest 2007.2 product' > Document ID: 2007012509333013 > > Web URL: > http://service1.symantec.com/Support...rc=con_ols_nam > > Worked for me. Wish though that I had saved my $s and gone with something > free or cheaper. > > "gonzoturtle" <gonzoturtle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:63D32E56-DF2C-408C-A8CF-53485F0D9159@microsoft.com... > > After loading Vista, security center was running ok, but suggested I get a > > virus program. One of its suggestions was Norton, so I went to their web > > site, bought norton antivirus, downloaded it and installed it. > > > > It's not working right and I'll try to work with them to resolve that. > > > > After the installation I noticed that security center had been shut off > > and > > I'm not able to turn it back on. > > > > Any ideas on how to turn security center back on? > |
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