Killing the Bootlock Nightmare

[Terence Go]

After a bit of poking around the FAQ's, I found this procedure:

Follow these steps to correct this issue:
1. Boot from a floppy disk with the FDISK.EXE program on it (your
Emergency Unlock disk will work).
2. Enter FDISK /MBR at the prompt.
3. Remove the floppy disk from the drive and reboot your computer

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This should solve most of one's hard disk problems.
Simply click on FAQ's to the left (in the yellow column, then choose
Norton Your Eyes Only and then Bootdisk... you'll see answers there
:)

T.G.

[David Lucas (Symantec)]

Hi Terence,

I listed below links to documents in our online knowledge base
instructs you hoe to remove Bootlock manually.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/disklock.nsf/docid/1997326121747

Thank you,

David Lucas
Support Analyst
Symantec Corporation

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