Go to the Norton website and download and install the removal tool. When you run the program you will be given a list of Norton utilities from which you can select the program you wish to uninstall.

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yes it is, just go to add or remove programs in the control panel and remove anything that says Norton. Maybe ur just removing the shortcut? Restart ur computer and check to make sure its gone, it should be! Install a new security software straight after, dont leave ur personal exposed!
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Download ccleaner and use the tools option.
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go to add/remove programmes,should have norton uninstall there
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REMOVE PROGRAMS

you should alwas look in your all programs list for the program's uninstall file,failing that:

XP HOME:

start–all programs–add\remove programs–click change\remove

start–my computer–local disk drive (c)–windows–programs

delete program

start–my computer–local disk drive (c)–windows–temp folder

click file–choose select all

press keyboard delete key

start–my computer–local disk drive (c)–windows–prefetch folder

same as above

start–your username–documents–downloads or desktop folder

delete program

start–control panel–internet options–history [ delete ] temp files [ delete ] cookies [ delete ]

now…here it gets tricky!

start–all programs–accessories–system tools–system restore

settings–drive (c)–setting–check the OFF box

now go back and select create restore point.

VERY TRICKY AND DANGEROUS! NOT FOR BEGINNER OR RUBE!!

XP HOME & VISTA:

edit the registry:

press windos key [ 4 part flag ] letter R

enter

regedit

there are 4 key sections to check:

hkey_classes_root

check the list for program–delete

hkey_current_user

check for program–delete

click software–get program–delete

click microsoft–get program–delete

hkey_local_machine

check for program–delete

click software–get program–delete

click microsoft–get program–delete

hkey_users

click default

click software

click microsoft–get program–delete

VISTA PREMIUM:

start–default programs–programs & features

click program–click uninstall

start–my computer–O.S.(c)–windows–programs

delete program

start–my computer–O.S. (c)–windows–temp folder

click file–choose select all

press keyboard delete key

start–my computer–O.S. (c)–windows–prefetch folder

same as above

start–your username–documents–downloads or desktop folder

delete program

start–control panel–internet options–history [ delete ] temp files [ delete ] cookies [ delete ]

START–CONTROL PANEL–PERFORMANCE,INFORMATION & TOOLS

OPEN DISK CLEAN

SELECT o.s. (c)

select more options

choose system restore and shadow copies

choose clean up

new restore point:

start–control panel–back up and restore

create restore point

create restore point on selected disk

click create

apply\ok

XP HOME & VISTA PREMIUM

right click start

choose properties

select taskbar

select customize

choose always hide or show

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download this

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsg…

it will remove it for you

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Norton i worse than any antispyware to get rid of.

Good luck

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Disable Norton and run the Norton Removal Tool.

http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsg…

You may have to run the tool in Safe Mode. To get into Safe Mode, reboot and then either hold down or tap the F8 key repeatedly while the personal is starting up.

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The first line of defense is to do a standard uninstall via the Add or Remove Programs control panel item. Unfortunately, Norton/Symantec stuff has gotten sloppy lately in this area, so much so that the website itself has a Remove All utility.

This utility removes (or purports to remove) ALL Symantec stuff on the machine, so if you decide to use it, be prepared, with disks and registration codes, to reinstall other things.

Good luck.

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Have you heard the dafty's above me. No wonder the world is in a mess. You need to download the Norton removal tool available from the Symantec home site or just Google for it. Run it when you want to remove all traces of Norton in your system and you'll be okay then buddy.
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You can get a removal tool to download from the Norton website.