Manually Uninstall Symantec Endpoint

03.06.202003.06.2020

Symantec provides individuals and businesses with products that protect computers against viruses and spyware. It might become necessary to remove Symantec products when upgrading these programs, installing other programs or changing to another product. This article will tell you how to uninstall Symantec. This document describes how to remove the Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1 client from Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 2008 based operating systems, both x86 (32 bit) and x64 (64 bit), manually. Upon completion of this manual uninstallation, the computer must be restarted one final time, in addition to any steps which require a restart. Scroll down to find Symantec Endpoint Protection Click that and choose Uninstall If that does not work, click the link below for Symantec's instructions on how to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection. Download CleanWipe to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection. I would urge you to remove your serial number from the above reply as this should be kept private and someone can impersonate and misuse the serial number. Also please check my PM regarding the Cleanwipe tool.

Manually Uninstall Symantec Endpoint 14
Manually Uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection 12

This document explains how to manually uninstall and remove all Symantec products when the usual way of uninstalling programs has failed. Before following the procedures in this document, you should attempt to uninstall Syamntec using their included utility first:

Potential for data loss

CAUTION: Please make sure your important data is backed-up to Bucky Backup or an external storage device (such as a CD, DVD, or external hard drive) before attempting this procedure. DoIT assumes no liability for data loss that occurs as a result of this procedure.

Windows 7, Vista and XP

Download CleanWipe and extract the zip file: right-click the file, select Extract All.. and then follow the instructions.
Open the extracted folder and find CleanWipeStub.exe.
- XP: double-click on the file.
- 7 and Vista: right-click on the file and select Run as administrator.
Click Start. CleanWipe will extract its files to a temporary folder.
Once the files are extracted, CleanWipe should start automatically. Click Yes to continue.
Note: In 64-bit versions of Windows, CleanWipe cannot launch automatically after extracting files. You will need to launch CleanWipe manually if it doesn't prompt you to run, or if you see the following error message:
To run CleanWipe manually, open C:WindowsTempCleanWipeapp, right-click on RunCleanWipe.bat and choose Run as administrator.
A window should pop up explaining which applications CleanWipe will remove. Click OK to continue.
CleanWipe prompt you with a series questions asking what you want removed from your computer. Answer Yes to all of them.
NOTE: If you have any active programs you may miss these prompts as they appear under other open windows. If you don't see a pop-up window check the taskbar to bring up these windows.
CleanWipe will present you with a summary of your choices. Verify that they match what is shown below, and click OK to begin CleanWipe.
CleanWipe will proceed to scan your computer and remove any Symantec products it finds. Do not use or shut down your computer while CleanWipe is running. A notification should pop up once CleanWipe has finished completely.
Restart your computer before attempting to install Symantec or any other antivirus software.

Mac OS X

To remove all Symantec products from a Mac, follow the instructions from the Symantec support web site.

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An old friend contacted me today and asked me to help him to remove a virus infection on his desktop. I checked his computer and there is an enterprise version of antivirus called Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) installed but there were no Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager which acts as a server to manage the SEP clients on the network. It is possible that the Symantec Endpoint Protection is installed as an unmanaged client but the virus definition hasn’t been updated for a very long time and I couldn’t manually update the signature from the LiveUpdate program. I may as well uninstall the Symantec Endpoint Protection since it couldn’t update the virus definition to detect the latest virus and replace it with a free antivirus such as Avira, Avast, AVG or Microsoft Security Essentials.

I went to Control Panel and ran the Programs and Features shortcut icon. Found Symantec Endpoint Protection and I clicked on the Remove button. The progress bar ran for a while and a dialog box pop out saying “Please enter the uninstall password“.

I asked my friend and he don’t know the password. The Norton Removal Tool only works on home products but not for enterprise products. It is not possible for me to install any other type of antivirus if i do not remove the Symantec Endpoint Protection client first. Even if I could, it is still not advisable to be running two different antivirus at the same time which can cause conflict and slow down of the system.

After research, I found out how to remove the password so that I can uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection. The first step that you should do is try a few possible password. Some of the most common password being used for Symantec Endpoint Protection are:

symantec
admin
password
12345
norton

If none of the password above worked for you, continue reading and we’ll show you step by step on how to clear the password by simply deleting a registry key. The registry key is protected from modification by Symantec Endpoint Protection. In order to delete the registry key, you will need to stop the Symantec Endpoint Protection service first.

1. Click the Start button, type cmd in the Search programs and files bar, hold Ctrl+Shift and press Enter. Click the Yes button on the User Account Control window.

2. Type start smc -stop in the command prompt and press Enter.

3. Download this registry file and run it (SmcInstData.reg) on your computer to remove the password. You can now proceed to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection. Alternatively, you can also manually delete the registry key by following the instructions below if you do not want to use the registry file that we’ve created for your convenience.

3a. Again click the Start button, this time type regedit and press Enter.

3b. Navigate to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARESymantecSymantec Endpoint ProtectionSMC

3c. Look for “SmcInstData” at the right pane, right click on it and select Delete. Click Yes to confirm the registry key deletion.

You can now uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection without being prompted to enter a password. If for some reason you’re unable to successfully stop the Symantec Endpoint Protection service from step 2, please follow the instructions below for an alternative method in stopping the service.

1. Download this registry file (SepMasterService.reg) to your computer.

2. Boot the computer into Safe Mode.

3. Run the SepMasterService.reg file that you’ve downloaded from step 1 by double clicking on it.

4. Restart your computer and uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection from Control Panel. You will not be prompted to enter a password.

Basically the SepMasterService.reg file changes the startup type of the SepMasterService service from Automatic to Manual. If you are familiar with modifying the Windows registry, you can manually do it yourself by changing the Start registry key value data from 2 to 3 at the path below:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMControlSet001servicesSepMasterService

Once you’ve successfully removed Symantec Endpoint Protection, here are some of our recommendations to the best antivirus to keep your computer safe from malware.

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i tried to delete it but it says “unable to delete all specified values”

GuestNow1 month ago

this got it solved
symantec.com/connect/blogs/remove-smc-password-without-applying-policy-server

Try suggestion of Users > TryThisOne & Loco – thumbs up! thanks for the genuine help*it did work!!!

Manjunath S M6 months ago

I have successfully stopped SEP 14 service by following methods.
1. Restart your machine in safe mode (Use can use “msconfig” command)
2. Press windows R, type “regedit” and hit enter
3. Navigate to SEP registry and change “SepMasterService” registry and “SNAC” registry values to 4
4. Click “OK”
5. Restart your machine in safe mode.
6. Your SEP will be disabled!!!!!!!!!!

Does it affects the client pc by enabling the pendrive mode after that how block the pendrive mode

Adi9 months ago

Hello all!
I have the same issue, I tried all the above options without success.
Apparently Windows 10 blocked or disabled or whatever (I really don’t understand much about software and computers in general) the Symantec Endpoint Protection and now I can’t get rid of it!!
Please, does anyone have any idea what I can do?
Thanks!

Hi Team,

When I run “SepMasterService.reg” it says cannot import error.

Steve2 years ago

So here’s what happened to me. I tried all the steps above and none worked.
So I did these to me it work;
1. Do step 2 in SAFE MODE
2. Delete the SmcIncData in SAFE MODE (Because it failed in Normal Mode)
3. Restart
4. Uninstall Symantec from Control Panel

Hi Steve!
I did what you said – deleted the SmcInsData in safe mode, but when I restart the computer the file is still there! and I can’t uninstall…
Do you know why? What can I do?

mar3 months ago

It works, Thanks.

How I did it – modified version from TryThisOne

1. Boot into safe-mode with networking
2. Run this in elevated command prompt: REG ADD “HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSafeBootNetworkMSIServer” /VE /T REG_SZ /F /D “Service”
3. run net start msiserver
4. Open task manager and end process on any ccSvcHst.exe processes. Takes a few times to kill it off.
5. Search registry from hklmsoftware for SmcInstData and delete it
6. Uninstall SEP.

Thanks TryThisOne as all the other methods here didn’t work for me but your did.

Ehab Asfour2 years ago

Easiest way is to disable all Symantec Antivirus Corporate edition services, reboot the server/PC, uninstall SAV. That’s all. you won’t see the password prompt.

I didnot have SAV, but had only SEP 12 with password ). Laptop from corporation.

TryThisOne2 years ago

And it is not possible to stop services without password

When i type “start smc -stop” it again asks for a password. This article of yours gave me a ray of hope to get rid of this shitty protection software, but now i need a password to stop it. What else can be done?

TryThisOne2 years ago

Hi,

try this – it helped me after dozens of tries:
1. Boot into Safe Mode (only),
2. Create the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSafeBootMinimalmsiserver
(If you also want it available in Safe Mode w/ Networking, add the “msiserver” key under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSafeBootNetwork key found here as well)
3. Edit the “(Default)” value in the new “msiserver” registry key, and enter “Service” in the “Value Data” box. Click OK, and close the registry editor.
4. Reboot back into Safe Mode, and the Windows Installer service should now run and allow you to add or remove programs in Safe Mode.
5. Download Process Explorer and Kill process tree C:Program Files (x86)SymantecSymantec Endpoint Protection12.1BinccSvcHst.exe – you should kill it several times – till it disappear.
6. Click the Start button, type cmd in the Search programs and files bar, hold Ctrl+Shift and press Enter. Click the Yes button on the User Account Control window.
7. Type start smc -stop in the command prompt and press Enter
8. Change the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARESymantecSymantec Endpoint ProtectionSMCsmc_exit_test from 1 to 0 prior to stopping the service and delete the SmcInstData key located under HKLMSOFTWARESymantecSymantec Endpoint ProtectionSMC
9. Finally, Start the Symantec Endpoint Protection uninstall in usual way

Many thanks

Your SmcInstData.reg registry fix did the trick, after much struggling with Symantec suggestions for manual uninstall…

Farzad3 years ago

thank man :)
with “symantec” B)

Thanks, it works but i’ve removed the SmcInstData from this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeSymantecSymantec Endpoint ProtectionSMC

Manually Uninstall Symantec Endpoint 14

Awe2 years ago

Great , it works to me also

perfect solution

Zeeshan4 years ago

Thanx Christopher B

I have tried all the above option. When i tried last option i.e. SepMasterService.reg the system prompted me for error of installation log missing.

I will be obliged if you can further guide please.

Thanks Alot! this was the only solution I found to be working perfectly!

Romas4 years ago

I tried all these options – no one helped. Helped only thing – CleanWipe utility from symantec. To download instalation package with this you must to know serial number of your antivirus. I do not know our corporate number so I found some on internet M0237691335.

when i click to change value or delete the smcinstdata file it keeps saying the error “Cannot edit SmcInstData: Error writing the value’s new contents.” what do i do??? please help, i cant even download Norton that i have because it keeps saying ive got another norton product installed, then the uninstall password stops from uninstallation.

ChristopherB4 years ago

If you open Symantec UI there is an option to allow making changes to symantec reg files. I had the same error and after i disabled the option i could change the binary key value of SmcIsntData

Thanks alot ! The default was Symantec in my case!

Sarwat4 years ago

Thanks a lot
It works in save mode

worked man, thanks so much

Vito4 years ago

thank a lot! pw “symantec” works fine! ;)

Ditto thanks, Win 10 doesn’t want symantec, and doing it on a sunday when no IT people around. Tired of Win7 since been using Win 10 since December on my personal notebook.

Me4 years ago

Thats awesome – THANK YOU!!

Worked. Thanks a lot.
Best Wishes

padmakar pandey5 years ago

oh! you aRE GREATE YOUR GUESS WORKS
THANKS A LOT

This worked for me, but I had to do it in Safe Mode. It wouldn’t work in normal mode.

Manish Bafna5 years ago

None worked.

the values in registry you asked to change were already to the desired values, still everytime I go to uninstall, pop-up asking for password appeared.

good it works pwd = symantec

Yassine5 years ago

The second method worked perfectly well.
This tutorial should rank #1 on search engines, even better than the Symantec support website :)

none of the options did work at the first , but in safe mode second option did work .

Thanx for the help

Hector6 years ago

Thank you so much!! it works perfect for me!

Thanks buddy, it worked for me!!

Erik7 years ago

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!

WORK GREAT THANKS

oxman7 years ago

the password symantec. it works thanks

so happy I found this page, thank you so much

Ben8 years ago

Thanks, password was symantec.

omg. thank you so much. i have been looking for an answer for over a week now. thank you so much.

Rodge in Sweden8 years ago

Thanks man!

Had the exact same situation here!

Your password worked fine :)

Thanks for the help!

Rodge

Oh, God, thanks a lot for that. I’ve been trying to get rid of that thing for several hours now. I bought the AVG Threat Labs (avgthreatlabs.com) that apparently can scan webpages before you actually access them , which is great for me, since I am an intense internet user, but because of Symantec I could not install it. It kept blocking me. Now my comp is finally free. Thank youuuuuuu

vibin9 years ago

password is symantec :) enjoy

It was solved for a number of computers, but one computer show “fatal error” and can not uninstall. Let me know that problem.

Erica9 years ago

It worked like a charm!!!! Thank you

U rock man!! It works

ADT9 years ago

Friggin’ awesome. Thanks!

yeahhhhhhhh it worked ……. thnkssss so much ….

Nirjhar9 years ago

Thank you SO MUCH.
You literally saved my ass.

REPSECT.

YAY! Thank you soo much. You saved me from having to ask my company!! YAY!!

beth9 years ago

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I finally got that thing off my computer!

It worked!! Thanks for the info. I’ve been looking online for several hours for a solution. I didn’t want to pay for a program to remove a program. You saved me some $$$$. Thank you, thank you!

mak9 years ago

it works….!
Thanks….!

thanks……….

helpful9 years ago

thanks, this helped me!

thanx dev……………symantec is the password.

sam9 years ago

Thanks a million – spent an absolute age on tech support website & phone – no help there at all. Much appreciated :)

that did work.

thanks.

fireyin9 years ago

It’s work, thanks for your hekp

you deserve applause dear. thanx a lot

Keerthi9 years ago

This is very useful, let me time to do it

That was clear and That was a great help. Key is correct.

Thanks a lot again.

Calin9 years ago

very helpful; thanks !

THANK YOU VERY MUCH :-)

Bhupendra9 years ago

great job, thanx dear

Very good

Quiver099 years ago

Worked for me. Thank You

Great Post, work Great
Thanks

Sammy Lo

ast9 years ago

thanks a lot. I was facing this problem from long time. ur help allowed me to unistall symantec succesfully.

thanks it worked to my relief….thanks alot

julia robert9 years ago

Thanks.it works for me…

Wow tht was simple thanks for the help!

Dennis9 years ago

Thanks a bunch dear! Worked liked a charm indeed :)

Hey I just bought a used computer with Symantec on it and I couldn’t get it off but you totally fixed it thanks!

Riley

R. J.10 years ago

Thank you very much! Worked perfectly (registry key was in the exact location you described).

thanks a million, i waited forever on the hotline… and every tech support person on the phone told me the same thing, “that’s not my department let me give you this number to try”

Ol10 years ago

Perfect!

it worked thanks a lot mate

Lord Vader10 years ago

It was so simple, even a caveman could it. Thanks for the info – saved me big time!!!

Lord Vader

Many Thanks!

Perfectly explained… and WORKS!

Best Regards,
Xavi.

atul10 years ago

thanks a lot for solving my problem

Thank you,it’s very good!!!

Adam10 years ago

Worked a treat! Topman!

thank u it works

Rachel10 years ago

This helped so much! I went to a big university last year, but a year later now and I kept having the problem where I couldn’t install my own anti-virus. I’d looked so many times, but everything I found wanted me to download something, and I thought screw that! Thank you SO much!

Awshum::. So0 glad I found this!

*~(^_^)~*

Ikithme10 years ago

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Thanks a lot brother!
It worked for me as well!

nish10 years ago

hey it worked for me yaar

tanx a lot

WORKED LIKE A TREAT, THANKS

Mark10 years ago

Thank you :) Worked :D

You are the best.

I was able to get rid of this old version, in the most simple way.

Works For me…

slayer3n10 years ago

Thanks, this really work :)

Worked perfectly. Thank you!

Anonymous10 years ago

i got an error message but what you told me to do worked fine. thanks!

thanks a lot……….it really worked…….hope u carry on such things in ur life!!!!!!!!

Keith10 years ago

Thanks

Does work “symantec” :)

Dorissa10 years ago

Worked liked a cham!!! Thanks

WOW that saved our company a ton of money – we couldn’t do anything with one of our computers and your tip took care of the problem – thank you sooooo much

Alicia10 years ago

Thanks so much for your input…i have been trying to get rid of that stupid program for months…you rock…:)

Dude, u saved my days…
Worked like charm. Thank you… =^.^=

ED10 years ago

I had disabled symantec in MS config. When I changed the reg value the uninstall didn’t work, until I reinabled symantic. Big help. Thanks

Thank you so much for your help – although many have said that! I got Symantec installed on my computer when I was in college – but I haven’t been able to install any other antivirus programs because it was still on my computer even though I’m nowhere near that old campus! It’s great how easy you made everything and how helpful you were! Thank you again!

Attila10 years ago

You are the best !!!!

I was able to get rid of this old version, in the most simple way.

cheers

u rock man u just did in on fingers.love u

kaustubh nimdeo10 years ago

hey… thnaks buddy :D worked really well … wonder how u pple have such a deep knowledge about registries :) . TY again!!

hey thanks it worked out for me i was searching for it thank u very much

CoolTekila10 years ago

Thanks worked fine for me today the regedit………

thanx

Rick10 years ago

the password I entered was “symantec” and it worked for me.

Really thanks man, now i am able to uninstall it !

Appreciate That!

sunil10 years ago

thanks. al lot!!! it works.

Thank you soooooo much! You rock!

Andile10 years ago

Worked like a charm!

Thanks alot Buddy

Lee10 years ago

Dude, you totally rock!!! Thanks for the help!

Just to add to the millions of posts, Thank You very much, such a simple fix for a VERY irritating problem.

Take Care

Jon

Daan Darmawan10 years ago

I’m gratefull. again thanks, it’s helpfull perfectly, Best ergards

Thanks for the info!

Ankesh10 years ago

You are awesome!thanks….

This was the final solution, Thanks!

JT10 years ago

You are AWESOME! Thanks! :)

THANKS SO MUCH, THIS WAS A PAIN.

CHEERS

aaron10 years ago

Awesome. Thanks.

Thank You! I Have tried so hard trying to find the password so i can delete that mess. It is amazing what you can find on the internet!!!!

fajar10 years ago

Thanks so much, Symantec is now gone :)

You are the God…. ^o^ thanks u so much

Daljit Singh10 years ago

Thank you BoSS, It’s gone.

hey thanks a lot…. i too removed with symantec password only…. thank you.

Dave10 years ago

Yes – worked at second uninstall attempt. Key was:

HKLMSOFTWAREINTELLANDeskVirusProtect6CurrentVersionAdministratorOnlySecurityUseVPUninstallPassword

I also renamed the value VPUninstallPassword.

The second Uninstall from the control succeeded.

Thanks

thanks man it works .

srikanth10 years ago

Thanks for the info…solution worked for me

Worked great. Thanks!

Alex10 years ago

Superman!!! Thanks

Great info. Thank you very much

Christian11 years ago

Thanks worked perfect

its worksss.thankx

Jacob11 years ago

Worked like Wao!!!
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH

By the way Default Password is Symantec for Uninstalling

Cheer………………………….

Perfect11 years ago

Amazing, thank you so much

Thanks a lot!

Sten11 years ago

Thans works perfect

Sten

Thanks… that was a one click solution for me!

Vicky11 years ago

You hooked me up! Thanks!

old post, but helped me out on some old servers.
Thanks a lot:)

firerant11 years ago

Sonofagun…there are still gems of wisdom on the net. Thanks a million!

thanks a lot!!!

Aji Mathew11 years ago

Thanks, It works like magic. I am trying it for many days

Fantastic! You don’t want to know how long I’ve neen fighting this thing. I can’t thank you enough!

jay11 years ago

clever boy

Thank-you for being kind enough to take your time and help us all!

Suhas11 years ago

Thank You……All I can say is Awesome

much appreciated, thankyou!

dragon11 years ago

thank’s a loooot
allah yestrek
thank you 10000000 time ! lol
iI mean it !!!!!!

thanks man , works greate :::)

Marat11 years ago

Hey, man! Thanks a million times! I just couldn’t get rid of this shitware because of the password and you saved my day! And the uninstall password – how did you come up with it? It was so simple I feel dumb ass!

The internets need more people like you!

Kevin11 years ago

You win at life. Thank you.

Thanks so much!! So ironic when an anti-virus program is more difficult to get rid of than a virus!!

Ryan11 years ago

worked great….thanks

thanks alooooooooooooooooot

Trevor11 years ago

Thank you so much, the default password worked

You are a life-saver.
Thanks, and I will remember this tip.

Casey11 years ago

You Rock!
Thank you!

Fantastic, it works wery well, thanks a lot. I had the same big problem, and now with your method it’s alright.

GP11 years ago

Thanks! Totally helped me out!

MAGIC! Thanks a million!

Paul11 years ago

You rock! Thanks a bunch for making this so much easier and faster!

Worked exactly as written!!!

I’m comment no. 91, but heck, i guess the world can’t thank you enough!! Awesome post – thankyou SO so much. May you live long and well, young skywalker. cheers from India!

Yesbos11 years ago

wow.this is work!
thanks… :)

thanks a bunch dude…. you made my day…!!

Martin11 years ago

Thanks. this worked perfectly.
M.

Thanks dude that saved me some time and frusration :)

Darwin Australia

Wayne11 years ago

Thanks Man!

Thanks from Melbourne, worked nicely for me too.

Speedy11 years ago

Thank you!!!!! I have looked for password everywhere, ^^ thanks yet again!!!

It works great! Thank you very much!

EDGAR11 years ago

VERY GOOOOOD

This worked. Go ahead and try this solution. The uninstall afte the registry change does not even ask for a password again. How does someone find these details out – especially the registray keys and values that needs to be changed, is there a tool to help with this ?

Nate12 years ago

Thanks Dude!
I have Avast Pro and now I can finally use it without disabling things!

Thank you for this post!!!!!

—Shawn

Me12 years ago

Thanks guys/gals!

thanks for this

Jake12 years ago

People helping people. Gotta love the power of the Internet. Thanks!

You are REAALLY SMART

Thanx aloot

Shane12 years ago

Sweet!! Saved me some grief. Thanks for the answer!

awesome! thanks!!!

Ivan12 years ago

Manually Uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection 12

thanks mate.

alfred12 years ago

You’re a genius. It worked really fine.

thanks your grate

mohan bhargav12 years ago

Thanks a lot

To say you rule is an understatement of massive proportions.

Doug12 years ago

Raymond you are my Hero!

Thank you so much from all of us here in Portland, OR.

Jesse messed up, I told him I would tell you about it.

Really i don’t know what to add on the words i read before,really really thanks you, i am the IT manager in a big school and i had about 600 computers,about 100 of them were cloned from each others and were not updated the definitions and i couldn’t remove the antivirus,so i had to format them,but only after i read how to edit the registery for not be prombt for a password anymore , i could uninstall and reinstall again norton corporate v9.1.

Thank you again

maria jose12 years ago

I cannot thank you more for this info. I was going LOCA LOCA.
Gracias!

Hi,
Thank you its working i am very happy, bcoz i tryd all the method this is easy ….
regards
shanth

Julik12 years ago

omg !

thanks .

Thank you! That worked, I really appreciate the tip.

Random guy12 years ago

Thanks!

than you so much that worked for me as well

clandestino12 years ago

thank u!!!

I had the same problem and found out that (9 out of 10 times) the password is “symantec”.

felipe12 years ago

it worked perfectly, Thanks!

Worked perfectly. Thank you so much.

Sam12 years ago

Thanks mate,

This saved me a lot of frustrations and waisted time.

Cheers

Sam

THANKS!!!!!

Alex Ho12 years ago

You help me out as well!! Thanks.

Thanks alot for the help!

Shawn12 years ago

Thanks for the help on symantec removal I had to take the regestry route thanks again

thank you very much
Mario

david12 years ago

u saved my computer!! when i download a new antivirus software i had 32 viruses!!!

THANK YOU:)

Chris Larson12 years ago

Thank you so much.

I have been looking for this.

raymond .cc blog has realy been solved my problem

Thank You,

Ewnetu12 years ago

Thank you,
it functions successfully after using regedit process

OMG. I could kiss you right now. I just searched forEVER to find out how to uninstall symantec without a password and you are the only person on the web that could tell me how to do it without manually uninstalling it! Thank you, Thank you, Thank YOU!!!

t12 years ago

you’re a genius thanks so much!

Worked for me too. I also had to use the Find functionjust like Greyhaiweenie

Greyhairweenie13 years ago

Worked like a charm! The key was not in the specified location on this machine, but the Find function located it for me.

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