Is it a message from Windows or Norton? Windows security center will do this if it still thinks that Norton is on your computer and not functioning correctly or shut off... BTW, did you search for hidden folders in your quest to remove Norton by the roots? Documents&setings/application data is one place that I'm pretty sure Norton/Symantec maintains folders... sometimes it the important stuff, that why the folder is hidden. Look in 'All Users'.
It couldn't hurt to check the firewall settings for any allowed Norton or Symantec product and delete them from the allowed list. Windows might be seeing an entry for an open port that isn't in use and through whatever means figure out that it is open due to the norton install/un-install. I'm starting to run out of options. Leigh On 3/26/07, Jim Devine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/25/07, ravi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > By message do you mean one of those transient pop-up windows? it's very transient. If I click on it, as it tells me to do, I go to the Windows security center. > The > problem is probably that Norton's background process is not uninstalled > (when you try to) because it is running. You could bring up Task Manager > (right click on the taskbar and choose Task Manager) and find and kill > the Norton process. Unfortunately, you are going to have to guess its > name. What sort of system are you running? Windows 98? XP? 2000? Vista? > Do you have administrative rights to the computer? XP, yes I'm the administrator (but not, it seems, the decider). -- Jim Devine / "The first derivative is the last refuge of a scoundrel." -- C. P. Kindleberger
