Does norton antivirus after uninstalled frees some virus in our computer??
401950
No way if they would have done that they would have got millions of lawsuits against them!!
153318
I just completely removed Norton from my PC and started using avast its free and its effective go to www.avast.com good luck
826415
yes. you ununstall the unused software. I can give a few links that offer free virus and spyware removers...! Norton,  AVG , Avast are free antivirus software. Ad-aware, Ewido are free spyware removers. You can download free softwares at\nhttp://fixit.in/antivirus.html and http://fixit.in/spywareremover.html\nThey can act as your fall back option...!
109108
Norton antivirus is the best
794928
They are two different things, and you should not uninstall either of them.\n\nThe Norton Protection Center is the "central management console" of various Norton products, including Norton Internet Security, Norton AntiVirus, and Norton Personal Firewall.
202897
Almost all free software that you download from the Internet are most likely contain some kind of cookie, spy-ware and or ad-ware. Even if you decide later that to uninstall it, these darn things are very hard to get rid of. Use your best judgment when downloading free stuffs, rather than relying on Norton.  You have the power to decide!!
48678
Definitely DO NOT uninstall your Norton Antivirus. Try right clicking on the Norton Antivirus icon, next to the clock in the lower right hand corner of your desktop, and select 'disable scanning', whatever option you have to disable the real time scan. Also, you can try closing the million things that are located next to the clock. Then do a disk defragment on your system, after the reboot. Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Defrag. It is recommended that you do this when you are not doing anything on the computer.\nCheers.
684597
It is great and it also uses less memory than Norton. I stopped using Norton and Use AVG. It's a good choice. The virus signatures are updated daily so you will be protected well. I've been using the free version for about a year now and am virus free.\n\nUninstall Norton Antivirus and reboot the PC before loading AVG. \n\nI also use Microsofts free spyware preventer. It is in beta. Load this program, too.
924860
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
52904
Well norton purposely does that in order for you to upgrade or spend anything towards there product. " Oh, if you upgrade to , ya da ya da, you can get rid of those" this and that so if thats your protection good luck.
25459
You mean you want to use Microsoft's malicious software removal tool to get rid of the virus.  My first recommendation is don't use any of Microsoft's tools.  Instead, get AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition, http://free.grisoft.com/ and use it to remove the virus.  That is, if you don't already have Norton or other anti-virus application and if you do then it should be able to remove it.
808143
I am serious when I say that your next task should be to uninstall Norton completely and install either AVG or Avast for free.\n\nNorton just has too much going on and tries to literally take control of your computer. It will run very slow.\n\npersonally, I prefer Avast. It also helps to stay under the radar, as many attempts at going around Norton are out there. The updates to the virus definitions are daily.
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Actually, you do not have to search anything. When you install an  Anti-virus program, it will tell you (i.e. Norton Internet Security, etc) was detected,  this "program" must be removed.... Cancel setup at this point and remove the "program". Then install the new Anti-virus program.
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Does norton detect virus on just reformated drive? I don't believe you.
986262
Norton does not work.\n\nUse these instead:\n\nComodo Antivirus\nComodo Firewall\nZone Alarm Firewall Anti-Virus / Anti-Trojan\nAVG Antivirus\nXoftSpy\nCounterSpy\nAdAware\n\nUsing this mix, you should be able to find and remove most of what is on your machine.
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I have Norton Anti-virus protection for my computer, and I haven't had any viruses get through yet. It scans everything- e-mails, messenger, whatever you set it to. The free ones you can download don't catch everything- I got a few of those Trojan viruses that AVG didn't catch.  I paid about 50 bucks for it, but it was worth it.  I never worry about my computer any more.  www.symantec.com
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Usually if Norton can fix it, it will or it will "build a wall around it" by putting it in quarantine.  If so, your computer will be fine.  If the virus scan cannot find the virus, you should be good!