On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, Steve wrote:
I tried that, it didn't help. The only way I can get the
pop-up error to stop was to create a \symantec directory and
insert the dll it was looking for. I don't want that to be my
final solution, there has got to be a better way.
There is probably an installed driver related to that file. In
the Device Manager, under the View menu item, select the 'Show
hidden devices' option. A 'Non-Plug and Play Drivers' device
type should appear. Expand that device type and see if there
aren't any left over norton/symantec drivers listed. Uninstall
any that may be listed. Their drivers usually start with sym.
Check the driver's properties if unsure.
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