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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #15 on: 06 January 2008, 15:57:26 »

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It took me most of a day to remove norton from my PC - it was terrible

Removed nearly 100 registry entries

Norton is such a pain to reove, Symantec have a removal tool on their web site for download - use this if normal removal methods fail (as they usually do!)

Go to http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039
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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #16 on: 06 January 2008, 17:51:43 »

Dont understand why , Norton is a very old firm and have enough money to get the best programmers..Or is it a company politics..
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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #17 on: 06 January 2008, 19:53:47 »

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Dont understand why , Norton is a very old firm and have enough money to get the best programmers..Or is it a company politics..

Simply because it "hooks" deeply into registry etc.  When its working ok its good but slows pc on boot up and when running.
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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #18 on: 06 January 2008, 19:57:48 »

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Dont understand why , Norton is a very old firm and have enough money to get the best programmers..Or is it a company politics..
2 comapnies seem to have the ability to buy up other half decent products and ruin them - Symantec and Veritas.  Now they are one and the same company, God help us!
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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #19 on: 06 January 2008, 20:02:39 »

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Dont understand why , Norton is a very old firm and have enough money to get the best programmers..Or is it a company politics..
2 comapnies seem to have the ability to buy up other half decent products and ruin them - Symantec and Veritas.  Now they are one and the same company, God help us!

yep.. a monster with a hungry mouth :(
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Re: windows vista problems
« Reply #20 on: 06 January 2008, 22:22:52 »

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Dont understand why , Norton is a very old firm and have enough money to get the best programmers..Or is it a company politics..

My thoughts exactly. It's not exactly hard to keep a track of what you've mullered in the registry so the uninstaller can reverse it - if you can be bothered.

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