2009/2/24 jtainter <jtain...@mindspring.com>: > Paul wrote: > > Can't help with the specifics of the problem but you may want to remove > Norton and see if anything changes. Norton's uninstall usually leaves > some residue on your hard drive so just running uninstall may not remove > the offending file. It's enough of a problem that Symantec has created > a removal tool to get rid of everything. You can find info on it here... > > http://tinyurl.com/4kk9wc > > ----- > > That and use Windows' restore function to put your system back where it was > before you installed Norton.
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