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Dark Ride
10-09-2004, 04:50 PM
WTF? How can i renew it ?

motherflux
10-09-2004, 04:52 PM
If you get the corporate edition the live updates never expire ;)

{I}{K}{E}
10-09-2004, 04:55 PM
or download a patch that will allow you to use your product till 2041

peat moss
10-09-2004, 05:30 PM
Or reinstall, then update. ;)

BawA
10-09-2004, 07:48 PM
Or reinstall, then update. ;)

reinstalling wont help , unless you remove key and registration info from regstry, but i wont do that cuz every time i manualy removed norton products i couldnt reinstall it again.
its funny that my computer screws up before 1 years renewal finishes and i always resotre my ghost backup so renewal rolls back to installed date(another 1 year), what i want to say is that my windows doesnt lasts 1 year :lol:

100%
10-09-2004, 07:57 PM
I reinstall it all the time - no problems ever

I simply uninstall
then run Registry Healer
simple - reinstall

Should you styill have problems getting out of your system - try Regitry Detective and search for words like symantic and Norton - delete all the registry entries which are stand alone

peat moss
10-09-2004, 08:06 PM
reinstalling wont help , unless you remove key and registration info from regstry, but i wont do that cuz every time i manualy removed norton products i couldnt reinstall it again.
its funny that my computer screws up before 1 years renewal finishes and i always resotre my ghost backup so renewal rolls back to installed date(another 1 year), what i want to say is that my windows doesnt lasts 1 year :lol:


I do it all the time for my bud's . You have to remember tho that Norton has three componets . Uninstall thru windows add remove .ALL Symtantec entries, meaning ,live update, live reg ,then norton antivirus . I'v being doing it since norton 2000. ;)

BawA
10-09-2004, 08:21 PM
I do it all the time for my bud's . You have to remember tho that Norton has three componets . Uninstall thru windows add remove .ALL Symtantec entries, meaning ,live update, live reg ,then norton antivirus . I'v being doing it since norton 2000. ;)
belive me i have very bad experiance with norton products even tho i use them as my security apps, i allways get problem when uninstalling or installing them, u dont know how much i fear when am trying to install or uninstall them, yesterday i was installing NIS2005 and my internet screwed up, then i had to uninstall it but uinstalling freezed in middle way i had to end task it guess what then, after rebooting.. BANG, BANG... serveral norton program lunch errors, removed registry keys and tried installing it again... in half way :BANG:... "Couldnt get a nessosery file, setup will terminate".

peat moss
10-09-2004, 08:30 PM
@bawa, Are you using a crack ? I prefer the key gen's myself. Or mabye try a good regcleaner? Then reinstall as Zedaxax suggested . :01:

Edit: Only reason I ask is that with anything before Norton 2004 you don't have to register!

BawA
10-09-2004, 08:35 PM
as far as i know there r no cracks for norton products there's keygens usually.
anyway am all set, just going to risk one more time and install NIS2005 but 1st thing 1st, ill take a ghost backup to be current in case of rolling back.

peat moss
10-09-2004, 08:40 PM
as far as i know there r no cracks for norton products there's keygens usually.
anyway am all set, just going to risk one more time and install NIS2005 but 1st thing 1st, ill take a ghost backup to be current in case of rolling back.
Good man , I'll give you a word of advice ,newer is not always better! ;) I think some of the older versions are better, be it NSW or ZA . But thats just IMHO. :D

Entity101
10-09-2004, 10:07 PM
Just get the Corporate Edition:

click (http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showthread.php?p=875142)

dodgy368
10-09-2004, 10:10 PM
Never had a prob reinstalling Norton 2003 but didn't like the resources it took up on my pc so switched to kaspersky, haven't had a prob since and kaspersky advertises as the only one with 100% detection so I'm sticking with it.(until it goes pearshaped!) ;)