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PROBLEMS WITH SYMEVNT.386

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Harcee D. Dalwadi

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Aug 6, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/6/98
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Configuration Information:
Version: NU95 version 3.x
Operating system: Windows 95a
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I was trying out the Norton Utilities 3.0 for Windows. It slowed
down my computer a whole lot so i had to delete it. The delete
function worked but somehow it did not delete the file SYMEVNT.386
for registry or system.ini. When i boot my computer it says i
deleted it but i was just wondering how do i delete it from my
registry so it won't come up everytime. Please help me with these
problem. I tried a lot of stuff but i still can't fix it. i looked
in every file. (win.ini, system.ini, etc.) I do not know where to
delete this file or line from so it won't come up when i boot my
computer up. PLEASE HELP ME. THANKS A LOT.

Vernon Balbert (Symantec)

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Aug 6, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/6/98
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On 6 Aug 1998 03:04:45 GMT, Harcee D. Dalwadi <xhdal...@juno.com>
wrote:

>I was trying out the Norton Utilities 3.0 for Windows. It slowed
>down my computer a whole lot so i had to delete it. The delete
>function worked but somehow it did not delete the file SYMEVNT.386
>for registry or system.ini. When i boot my computer it says i
>deleted it but i was just wondering how do i delete it from my
>registry so it won't come up everytime. Please help me with these
>problem. I tried a lot of stuff but i still can't fix it. i looked
>in every file. (win.ini, system.ini, etc.) I do not know where to
>delete this file or line from so it won't come up when i boot my
>computer up. PLEASE HELP ME. THANKS A LOT.

Harcee,

You can't just delete NU. In order to properly uninstall NU (and any
application designed for Windows 95) you need to open the Control
Panel, double-click on Add/Remove Programs and then select the program
from there.

Reinstall NU 95 and then uninstall it according to the instructions
above and the problems should go away.


Vernon Balbert
Senior Support Analyst
Symantec Corproation

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Harcee Dalwadi

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Aug 7, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/7/98
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I did as you told me too but it still did not fix my problem. It has
creates this folder called Symantec which has symvent.386. I don't
need that program. I deleted everything NU installs when it runs the
setup program. Please help me where i can take that line of the
registry. Please thanks a lot

Vernon Balbert (Symantec)

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Aug 7, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/7/98
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On 7 Aug 1998 03:55:05 GMT, Harcee Dalwadi <xhdal...@juno.com>
wrote:

>I did as you told me too but it still did not fix my problem. It has
>creates this folder called Symantec which has symvent.386. I don't
>need that program. I deleted everything NU installs when it runs the
>setup program. Please help me where i can take that line of the
>registry. Please thanks a lot

Harcee,

Go to the Start menu, select Run and type in REGEDIT. From the Edit
menu, select Find (or hit Ctrl-F) and search for Symantec. Delete
these registry entries.

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