Norton error "10, 340 class not registered"

giggles321 | 12:21 Mon 13th Aug 2007 | Technology

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When this error appeared, I printed the instructions on what to do, carried it all out, restarted my pc, but the error kept appearing.
Any ideas??
Thanks.
Di

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Bob A Job

yeah,
Ditch Norton.

Try AVG & Zonealarm, both are free and much better and more reliable. You will need a special norton un-install tool from symantec to get rid of Norton though, its harder to clear out than some of the virus's it ignores.

just google and theres plenty of guides and recomendations

sparkyharky

Di,

Is this the procedure you followed?

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/sharedtec h.nsf/0/3f284d43c8e14d74802571ae00766a32?OpenD ocument

Lots of Norton errors appear after a corrupt Live Update installation, so make sure you successfully run the step 2 option

giggles321

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Hi, Yes that was the procedure I followed. Tried it a second time, now getting error "10,1060 Changes to this object and its sub objects have been disabled". Can't win eh??

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