Problem installing Norton IS 2007 - Help please!

[colincurious]

I did have Norton IS 2006 but the price of purchasing Norton IS 2007
OEM was cheaper so I chose to not renew online. I was stupid and lazy
and did not uninstall 2006 first, I ran the cd and skipped the bit
that looks at your system for some unknown reason I still thought it
would uninstall the old software. The software loaded, looked a bit
diffent, but said my subscription has just expired. I uninstalled
Norton as it was picking up the old version still. There appeared to
be no Norton on my system and I installed N IS 2007 again. It still
tells me my subscription has expired. Can anyone advise how I did
myself out of this hole?

Thanks
Colin

 

[R. McCarty]

Get rid of all Norton, and save yourself time/expense & frustration.

If cheaper appeals to you, use a combination of AVG & Zone Alarm.
Total Cost = Time to download & install. (Be sure to get the "Free"
versions.

Otherwise you might find sympathy & help here:
http://www.castlecops.com/f80-Norton_Anti_Virus.html

 

[Rock]

I did have Norton IS 2006 but the price of purchasing Norton IS 2007
OEM was cheaper so I chose to not renew online. I was stupid and lazy
and did not uninstall 2006 first, I ran the cd and skipped the bit
that looks at your system for some unknown reason I still thought it
would uninstall the old software. The software loaded, looked a bit
diffent, but said my subscription has just expired. I uninstalled
Norton as it was picking up the old version still. There appeared to
be no Norton on my system and I installed N IS 2007 again. It still
tells me my subscription has expired. Can anyone advise how I did
myself out of this hole?

In addition to PA Bear's post, in my opinion you're much better off w/o NIS.
There are other, better, less resource intensive, and less problematic
programs to replace it.

 

[alkhaldikh]

thanx
Rock ÃÑÓáÊ:

In addition to PA Bear's post, in my opinion you're much better off w/o NIS.
There are other, better, less resource intensive, and less problematic
programs to replace it.

 

[Bert Kinney]

In addition to PA Bear's post, in my opinion you're much better off w/o
NIS. There are other, better, less resource intensive, and less
problematic programs to replace it.

I agree 100%, Rock.

 

[Bert Kinney]

In addition to PA Bear's post, in my opinion you're much better off w/o
NIS. There are other, better, less resource intensive, and less
problematic programs to replace it.

I agree 100%, Rock.

Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org
Member: http://dts-l.org

 

[Rock]

thanx
Rock ÃÑÓáÊ:

You're welcome. Good luck.