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Just go to the following website.. Www.Norton.com/setup Then enter you product activation code and register your account. Then it will give you a installation package.

If it is renewed, u will see a message which says "Renewed successfully". You can also reconfirm by checking the subscription period.

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Here are the step by step instructions. http://www.symantec.com/norton/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080828154508EN There is a removal tool that you have to download and run. Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

Thanks

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/au/home/current/solutions/kb20080710133834EN_EndUserProfile_en_us you have to totally remove it with norton removal tool and then try installation again. Download it and then open the file by clicking on it in the downloaded file list or look for the download folder or right click on file and select open containing folder.

It seems like the spotlight blew a fuse; check them all first. Then check the battery connections and the battery itself.

Contact vendor

If it is a multi-computer system key the same way you installed in the first time. If it is NOT a multi-computer system key then it will refuse to activate some place during or after the install.

Ask Norton.

Your looking for "firewall ports". I don't remember if Norton has an advance firewall or not. But your looking to "open a port" in either the Norton Firewall or the baseline firewall of your computer.

If related to Norton Live Services, such service expires 30 days after purchase. Norton System Works 2009 is a discontinued product, for example. Both Norton and McAfee offer this kind of remote tune up for fees currently. You pay for the service or try freeware (after backing up your systems and creating restore points). Utility suites tend to tamper with the registry, a practice eventually regretted. Forewarned, you can check Slimcleaner, or WinOptimizer, or the commercial System Mechanic. You would be wasting your time to try to squeeze a free tuneup for a 2009 bonus product from Norton.

Trojan Generic is a downloader Trojan that sneaks into your system through vulnerabilities. Once Trojan Generic is installed, Trojan Generic downloads more malware and adware, and launches ads on Internet Explorer.
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you will need to remove the expired norton before installing the new version you just purchased or you will have difficulties https://support.norton.com/sp/en/au/home/current/solutions/kb20080710133834EN_EndUserProfile_en_us

Pray it hasn't. All this security software business is one huge...misunderstanding, shall we call it. It slows your computer down, it distracts you when you don't want it and it's always 2-3 steps behind the bad guys. Not Norton in particular, all of them. It is not THAT hard to learn to keep your computer safe. Most people don't care and that's all right, but believing someone else can do it for you is already a bit too much.

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How to Cancel Credit Card Transaction eHow Step 1: Cancel any automatic payment you have set up with your card. Visit your card issuer's website or call the customer service number-usually printed on the back of the card-and ask for assistance with this cancellation. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_6317952_cancel-credit-card-transaction.html Step 2: Talk to whoever swiped your card. If it was a face-to-face transaction, go back and talk to that same person. If it was online, try to find a phone number to contact the company directly. The merchant who swiped the card will be able to stop the transaction or refund your money. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_6317952_cancel-credit-card-transaction.html Step 3: Contact the bank who issued your credit card, and dispute the charge. You can only do this once the charge has gone through and is no longer pending. Most banks have a time limit of 30 days to dispute a charge. Charges are held while the bank investigates, so the merchant won't get your money during this time. Step 4: Keep your receipt for the transaction, and send a copy of it to your card issuer. Include a letter containing your name and contact information, detailing the circumstances and why you are disputing the charge. A sample letter can be found on the Federal Trade Commission's website. By law, your card issuer must respond to you within 30 days after it receives your letter. Step 5: Ask your card issuer for a "charge back." If you have tried to resolve the issue and a merchant will still not stop the charge on your card, your card issuer will basically take the charge and turn it back on the merchant. Tips & Warnings

• Keep your receipts for at least 30 days after you make a purchase on your credit card. You never know when you might have to dispute a charge.

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You have--- No Vehicle shown--- WHY? It could be an Evap System problem, the pressure issue- that is, doubt it would shut off,that may be another problem What now? I wouldn't use it & get stuck somewhere Why the fuel tank pressure question? Were can not even guess anymore for lack of info Look at scan tool data & then diagnose any codes & component test, to find a problem That basically is the response to 80% of all these questions

Norton has a great support site. They also can help if you have anything else wrong. Did you know you actually don't need to pay for a virus scanner? Microsoft security essentials is at least as good, and will cost you nothing.

this seems to be a scenario where in your computer is affected by virus that's the reason for the slowness and also the duplicate folders getting created..
try to get some free virus software like avast or avira..it would be better if you format your system completely and start using the computer with an anti-virus on it

If you are referring to some Mobotix service, perhaps their support can help but I doubt it. Cleaners/optimizers such as Ashampoo's Win Optimizer 11 can obviously affect all sorts of settings and I don't think it has an option to return the computer to its state before that scan was done. That usually leaves a user with one of three options: 1) try a system restore that has a point prior to the date you did the "optimization." 2) try a re-installation of the software involved in "Publishing." or 3) sign up under another user name for whatever service you are using and see if this permits you to do what you wish. ...of course, if only Windows software is involved, you might get lucky with a search for a "Fixit" associated with the problem. Microsoft has these tiny downloaded "fixes" that very nicely fix peculiar problems. They are called "Fixits." The lesson is that before you use any comprehensive cleaning tool, ALWAYS make a restore point so you can recover if things go awry. It is always a roll of the dice when you use cleaners. Even the trusty CCleaner should be used with a bit of discretion. Note that Spyblaster allows you to make a copy of the registry prior to each time you apply its updated defintions. Things like registry cleaners and optimizers eventually bite you.