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Hi,

 

I recently purchased a new laptop, it came with a 60 day trial of Norton. I am now approaching the end of this period. I want to buy Kaspersky Internet Security instead of upgrading my Norton to the full version but I have heard horror stories from people who have tried to uninstall Norton.

 

Has anyone here experienced any problems? Any tips for removing it successfully?

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Ok, the uninstall advice is good, but.........I ran Norton 360 on my vista laptop briefly and uninstalled it with the proprietary methods. I am with Virgin who have now withdrawn their inclusive security suite and have replaced it with a free year of Fsecure (which then becomes chargeable) Fsecure installed ok on my old XP unit but would not install on the vista laptop and told me that norton 360 was installed (which it isnt) Lo and behold, I have a peek in the reg and there are still the norton dregs there. I have tried several third party removal tools including Symantecs own without success. I am now looking for information on manually removing the Norton rubbish before I am reduced to a complete reinstall (and possibly finding that the comp maufacturer has included Norton on the recovery disc) Please think very carefully before using Norton. ANY HELP ON MANUAL REMOVAL WOULD BE EXTREMELY WELL RECEIVED!!!

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