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Just tried to uninstall Norton bloatware Systemworks 2003 on a PC , (inludes

Norton Ghost and Go back), and now can't even get into Windows Safe Mode, or

Normal Mode, or even Command prompt, or any Windows Mode.

 

So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it said it

couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows, (so it looks like it's

an XP upgrade version?), so I stuck in my old W98se cd and that didn't do it

!

 

Keep getting a BSOD but, too quick to read it. A big white "Symantec Norton

GOBACK" is intercepting Windows start-up and I've chosen disable, and now

there's a "Removing Norton GoBack history from drive C:." and it's really

CRAWLING along. ...half hour now and currently at 45% ...and I'm sure I'm

going to get a BSOD when it restarts. I've already got the Norton clean-up

tools form Symantec but, can't get into Windows to run'em.

 

I only need to get into windows to retrieve ISP dial up connection settings,

then I could wipe it, put in my old W98se then run this horrid XP update ?

 

any help appreciated, ...TIA

 

regards

 

Richard

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Re: BSOD after uninstalling NortonSystemWorksBloatware 2003...

 

Welcome to Symantec Technical Support!

http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/support/index.jsp

 

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"RJK" <notatospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:e46vTzVyHHA.5964@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Just tried to uninstall Norton bloatware Systemworks 2003 on a PC , (inludes

Norton Ghost and Go back), and now can't even get into Windows Safe Mode, or

Normal Mode, or even Command prompt, or any Windows Mode.

 

So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it said it

couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows, (so it looks like it's

an XP upgrade version?), so I stuck in my old W98se cd and that didn't do it

!

 

Keep getting a BSOD but, too quick to read it. A big white "Symantec Norton

GOBACK" is intercepting Windows start-up and I've chosen disable, and now

there's a "Removing Norton GoBack history from drive C:." and it's really

CRAWLING along. ...half hour now and currently at 45% ...and I'm sure I'm

going to get a BSOD when it restarts. I've already got the Norton clean-up

tools form Symantec but, can't get into Windows to run'em.

 

I only need to get into windows to retrieve ISP dial up connection settings,

then I could wipe it, put in my old W98se then run this horrid XP update ?

 

any help appreciated, ...TIA

 

regards

 

Richard

Posted

Re: BSOD after uninstalling NortonSystemWorksBloatware 2003...

 

LOL ! ...but, thanks anyhow !

 

....I think I'd rather reinstall it from scratch, or maybe even fight with

BartPE :-)

 

regards, Richard

 

 

 

"Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgmail.com> wrote in message

news:378EC499-0619-462B-9292-128E7CFAA131@microsoft.com...

> Welcome to Symantec Technical Support!

> http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/support/index.jsp

>

> --

> Carey Frisch

> Microsoft MVP

> Windows - Shell/User

>

> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-----

>

> "RJK" <notatospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:e46vTzVyHHA.5964@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

> Just tried to uninstall Norton bloatware Systemworks 2003 on a PC ,

> (inludes

> Norton Ghost and Go back), and now can't even get into Windows Safe Mode,

> or

> Normal Mode, or even Command prompt, or any Windows Mode.

>

> So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it said it

> couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows, (so it looks like

> it's

> an XP upgrade version?), so I stuck in my old W98se cd and that didn't do

> it

> !

>

> Keep getting a BSOD but, too quick to read it. A big white "Symantec

> Norton

> GOBACK" is intercepting Windows start-up and I've chosen disable, and now

> there's a "Removing Norton GoBack history from drive C:." and it's really

> CRAWLING along. ...half hour now and currently at 45% ...and I'm sure

> I'm

> going to get a BSOD when it restarts. I've already got the Norton

> clean-up

> tools form Symantec but, can't get into Windows to run'em.

>

> I only need to get into windows to retrieve ISP dial up connection

> settings,

> then I could wipe it, put in my old W98se then run this horrid XP update ?

>

> any help appreciated, ...TIA

>

> regards

>

> Richard

>

Posted

Re: BSOD after uninstalling NortonSystemWorksBloatware 2003...

 

RJK - You do not indicate what the screen shows upon attempting to boot.

Regarding "...So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it

said it couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows,..."

Was this an attempt to boot from the CD?

 

 

"RJK" <notatospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message

news:e46vTzVyHHA.5964@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

> Just tried to uninstall Norton bloatware Systemworks 2003 on a PC ,

> (inludes Norton Ghost and Go back), and now can't even get into Windows

> Safe Mode, or Normal Mode, or even Command prompt, or any Windows Mode.

>

> So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it said it

> couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows, (so it looks like

> it's an XP upgrade version?), so I stuck in my old W98se cd and that

> didn't do it !

>

> Keep getting a BSOD but, too quick to read it. A big white "Symantec

> Norton GOBACK" is intercepting Windows start-up and I've chosen disable,

> and now there's a "Removing Norton GoBack history from drive C:." and it's

> really CRAWLING along. ...half hour now and currently at 45% ...and I'm

> sure I'm going to get a BSOD when it restarts. I've already got the

> Norton clean-up tools form Symantec but, can't get into Windows to run'em.

>

> I only need to get into windows to retrieve ISP dial up connection

> settings, then I could wipe it, put in my old W98se then run this horrid

> XP update ?

>

> any help appreciated, ...TIA

>

> regards

>

> Richard

Posted

Re: BSOD after uninstalling NortonSystemWorksBloatware 2003...

 

Hi, thanks AJR ...it was a C00000021a Stop ...Fatal Exception but, forget

that now becuse I had to use <blush> Norton Goback to restore the thing as

it was approx. 4 hours ago and I am now able to boot Windows in Normal Mode.

 

.....so now I'm going to gather up the few odds and ends I need and then, do

a little research on removing the Symantec c**p ! :-)

 

regards, Richard

 

 

"AJR" <ajrjdr@comcast.net> wrote in message

news:eIqJ0KWyHHA.988@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> RJK - You do not indicate what the screen shows upon attempting to boot.

> Regarding "...So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and

> it said it couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows,..."

> Was this an attempt to boot from the CD?

>

>

> "RJK" <notatospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:e46vTzVyHHA.5964@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>> Just tried to uninstall Norton bloatware Systemworks 2003 on a PC ,

>> (inludes Norton Ghost and Go back), and now can't even get into Windows

>> Safe Mode, or Normal Mode, or even Command prompt, or any Windows Mode.

>>

>> So I put in the XP Home SP1 cd for this particular PC, and it said it

>> couldn't find proof of a previous version of Windows, (so it looks like

>> it's an XP upgrade version?), so I stuck in my old W98se cd and that

>> didn't do it !

>>

>> Keep getting a BSOD but, too quick to read it. A big white "Symantec

>> Norton GOBACK" is intercepting Windows start-up and I've chosen disable,

>> and now there's a "Removing Norton GoBack history from drive C:." and

>> it's really CRAWLING along. ...half hour now and currently at 45%

>> ...and I'm sure I'm going to get a BSOD when it restarts. I've already

>> got the Norton clean-up tools form Symantec but, can't get into Windows

>> to run'em.

>>

>> I only need to get into windows to retrieve ISP dial up connection

>> settings, then I could wipe it, put in my old W98se then run this horrid

>> XP update ?

>>

>> any help appreciated, ...TIA

>>

>> regards

>>

>> Richard

>

>


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