It is not likely that anyone will be able to provide assistance. Nearly all the participants in this conference recommend uninstalling Norton SystemWorks when using Windows XP as it adds nothing. Also there are few here who endorse the use of registry cleaners/checkers. If you are not experiencing operating difficulties which might be attibuted to registry errors the most wortwhile action is to simply ignore the error messages. If you are experiencing operating difficulties which might be caused by registry errors and you have been unable to repair those errors the best course of action is a clean reinstallation of Windows XP.
Just a question. After you run Norton why don't you let it fix the problems. I've used it for four years. I always let it fix the problems it finds.
If the errors are related to Microsoft NET\Framework version 2 and/or Windows Defender you need to tell Norton to ignore them. That is the recommendation from Symantec
Even Symantec does not recommend System Works with Win XP. If you must use Norton, upgrade to Security Suite which is for XP & does not include WinDoctor. The changes System Works/Win Doctor make to the Registry can cause havoc. Don't do it. Uninstall System Works and just use the Antivirus program.
lacy_jean
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July 8th, 2006 14:00
...I just ran WinDoctor, and it was unable to fix any of the problems.
Thanks
Denny Denham
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July 8th, 2006 15:00
It is not likely that anyone will be able to provide assistance. Nearly all the participants in this conference recommend uninstalling Norton SystemWorks when using Windows XP as it adds nothing. Also there are few here who endorse the use of registry cleaners/checkers. If you are not experiencing operating difficulties which might be attibuted to registry errors the most wortwhile action is to simply ignore the error messages. If you are experiencing operating difficulties which might be caused by registry errors and you have been unable to repair those errors the best course of action is a clean reinstallation of Windows XP.
delta7000
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July 8th, 2006 15:00
Just a question. After you run Norton why don't you let it fix the problems. I've used it for four years. I always let it fix the problems it finds.
If the errors are related to Microsoft NET\Framework version 2 and/or Windows Defender you need to tell Norton to ignore them. That is the recommendation from Symantec
Message Edited by delta7000 on 07-08-200601:07 PM
lacy_jean
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July 8th, 2006 15:00
Thanks for your help. I'm not experiencing any problems, I was just curious if I would be able to get rid of the errors. :smileyhappy:
!Thanks Again!
Mary G
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July 8th, 2006 16:00