Safe to remove the large .VBN files in quarantine by Norton?
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yes it safe, quarantined item has nothing to do in normal operation of your pc.
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I would suggest you use the uninstall tool that comes with most Symantec products.  If that doesn't work, use the add/remove tool in your control panels.  In the worse case scenario, manually delete all traces of Norton and then use regedit to remove the traces in the registry. If you can't get it to work, than you will likely have to reinstall Windows.\n\n*CAUTION* DO NOT USE REGEDIT WITHOUT KNOWING EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING *CAUTION*
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hi\njust delete all the folders named symantac, norton .try downloading regcleaner software install it in ur pc and run the software. it ll show the software installed in ur pc from there select symantec, norton and give remove selected tab which is at the bottom right side corner in regcleaner software
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Curious... Are you doing anything in particular when this occurs?  How often does the folder appear?  Once there, can you delete it without receiving an error?  When did this start happening?  Any new software downloads or installations around the time this started happening?\n\nIf you're concerned about a virus threat that Norton has possibly not detected, try running a different scan like Housecall by Trent Micro.  \n\nhttp://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\nIt's free and will let you know if something is there.  At least you'll have a second opinion on whether or not your system is infected or if there is something else going on. \n\nPost back with updates and let us know... :)
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actualy u cant find the source code of norton commander if that file is .exe already so better search the programer of it the ask the code heheheh
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or go to http://www.symantec.com and search for the removal tools
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The following instructions pertain to all current and recent Symantec antivirus products, including the Symantec AntiVirus and Norton AntiVirus product lines.\n\n\nDisable System Restore (Windows Me/XP). \nUpdate the virus definitions. \nRun a full system scan and delete all the files detected. \nUse the Security Response "Tool to reset shell&#92;open&#92;command registry subkeys." \nDelete any values added to the registry. \nDelete the scheduled task.\n\nFor specific details click on the link below.\n\nhttp://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.rontokbro.b@mm.html
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the best way is to go to the Norton Antivirus site and give a search for the kind of win32 infection u r in.. there are tools which can be downloaded and procedures to use them also manual removal procedure will be given. Follow them . Windows gives updates for these kind of infection as patches.
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dont bother, use something better and less intrusive norton is s resource hog and isnt that good,  try avast for free its excellent
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Well, try to manually delete them or search on the options.\n\nI recommend you to stop using norton, it sucks, go for NOD32 or Kasperski, those really protect your computer, and NOD32 uses few CPU resources so you get more free RAM
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Check the Norton web site for that utility. It's a norton extension.
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Yes i can,\nFirst thing ,avoid using antiviruse which slower down ur copmuter speed like Norton.\nU can use the best one AVG (free)\nhere is the link http://www.grisoft.com/doc/trial/lng/us/tpl/tpl01?prd=sng.1.0.0\nAnd download "professional single edition"
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Hi there,\n\nPrevx1 is capable of removing the P2P Alcan Worm.\n\nThe best and easiest way to remove this is by installing their Free Trial.  This will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.
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go in through safe mode and remove it manually from your C-program file- and the specific file you are looking for.\n\nwhile you are at it, write down all of the stuff norton doesnt catch, and delete it while you are in safe mode.  \n\ngood luck.. and this WILL fix your problem.
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Open up Norton Antivirus and click on your "quarantine" section.  It will list the files it has quarantined.  Check and be sure that none of those files are essential to Windows or any other software on you computer.  If the files are not essential, check the boxes next to them, and have Norton Antivirus delete them.
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its not possible...  as antivirus has been installed in system 32 files( and registry file) of Xp...  unless u unistall...  u cant do that mate...  oopps...  sorry....
852240
Fat chance it will help because a fresh install of the software is going to make you do it anyway! You cant just move the norton software! It needs to be completely reinstalled! By the way, no matter what people tell you, a reformat is a complicated process and no matter how well you back up files, you WILL lose data and hardware drivers not to mention any software that didnt come with an installation CD! A reformat is a last resort!