Re: Norton Rescue Disk
- From: "Jonny" <spamyourself@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 21:17:24 -0500
"kbsmith9" <kbsmith9@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I just installed the XP Home Edition upgrade. I have (had) virus scan on
line
and just renewed my subscriptom recently. After installing XP, I needed to
re-install McAfee. I signed in and started the down load. When I ran it a
popup came up and said virus scan could not be installed because a file
Norton Rescure Disk was on my computer. (Dell 4100) I had Norton on my
puter
for a couple days 6 months ago but un-installed it. I did a file search
and
found a few Norton and Symantec files and deleted them. I could not find a
Norton Rescue file anywhere. Tried the download again and got the same
message. I can find no other Norton. Where is it hiding? I went to McAfee
newsgroup and they gave me a program to clean out Norton files. Ran it
twice
and tried again to download McAfee. No luck. I had a three hour session
with
MS techs to get XP installed. When I shut it down it just reboots again.
My
Logitech mouse with the side clicker doesn't work. Re-installed the
software
with no luck. Missing some features with my HP printer. No way to
calibrate
or check ink level. Any help is welcome.
Thanks
Kelly
There is no need to have the HP driver software installed during an upgrade.
Some require XP specific HP driver software in the aftermath of an
"upgrade".
A Norton rescue disk is a set of files that are copied over to diskettes
when using the rescue disk asset on NAV. The source of the virus definition
files are kept on the subdirectory where the subdirectory of Common Files of
NAV common files were originally was installed, and is accessed from these
diskettes by default. The user may also target other media rather than a
set of floppy diskettes as well.
--
Jonny
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