Problem !!!! HELP

I have been experiencing many problem since a while... first one wa
when I tried to download version 2 of my norton 360 which failed (stil
is) due to a file or something... Then Secondly whenever I shut down m
pc a page strikes with amd:cc and ccc.exe... Then I get this rando
small page (grey with a yellow warning sign) saying that that graphic i
not suported and I have to change the control something Sorry of my inf
is not very accurate but I really need help and advice!! I have visa
home premium, amd 740g ati radeon 2100 graphics acer desktop

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seebyher

"Spikey" <.> wrote in message
news:%23Y%...
>
> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Uninstall all versions of Norton shown in your Add/Remove dialogue, use
>> the tool available on Symantec/Norton site to completely remove your
>> version of Norton, clear temp files (Diskcleanup) and reboot
>>
>> The ccc.exe err is to do with your ATI video driver
>> If your PC is from a large OEM, or Laptop eg Dell/HP/Acer visit their
>> site and download install the ATI video drivers specific to your model.
>> Do NOT use MS update for video drivers, only install critical updates.
>> See if that cures the ATI problem
>> If it does then go about reinstalling Norton 360, if you must
>>
>>
> Sorry, but that advice is sadly lacking and will leave the poster open to
> all and every virus/malware.
>
> Before you take off norton download the free version of AVG + the latest
> definition file on to your desktop. Get the Norton uninstall and the
> latest norton updates. Also check their help/download sections to see if
> there is a patch that is for your problem, if there is download, install
> and reboot. Check to see if your problem has gone. If not follow as
> below:-
>
> Then go offline. Pull out the network or modem cable. Do a full norton and
> spyware scan to make sure there is nothing resident on your computer.
>
> You can now safely uninstall everything norton to test whether the problem
> you reported is caused by norton. If norton is the cause then intall AVG
> free + the latest definitions before going back online so you are safe to
> surf.


Avast is better than AVG.. www.avast.com


--
Mike Hall - MVP

Mike's Window - My Blog..
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

Uninstall all Norton related programs and files. Use the below tool to remove
everything and then use Avast or Avira which does not leave such a big footprint .

Norton Removal Tool

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039

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Peter

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"Spikey" <.> wrote in message news:%23Y%...
>
> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Uninstall all versions of Norton shown in your Add/Remove dialogue, use the tool
>> available on Symantec/Norton site to completely remove your version of Norton,
>> clear temp files (Diskcleanup) and reboot
>>
>> The ccc.exe err is to do with your ATI video driver
>> If your PC is from a large OEM, or Laptop eg Dell/HP/Acer visit their site and
>> download install the ATI video drivers specific to your model.
>> Do NOT use MS update for video drivers, only install critical updates.
>> See if that cures the ATI problem
>> If it does then go about reinstalling Norton 360, if you must
>>
>>
> Sorry, but that advice is sadly lacking and will leave the poster open to all and
> every virus/malware.
>
> Before you take off norton download the free version of AVG + the latest
> definition file on to your desktop. Get the Norton uninstall and the latest norton
> updates. Also check their help/download sections to see if there is a patch that
> is for your problem, if there is download, install and reboot. Check to see if
> your problem has gone. If not follow as below:-
>
> Then go offline. Pull out the network or modem cable. Do a full norton and spyware
> scan to make sure there is nothing resident on your computer.
>
> You can now safely uninstall everything norton to test whether the problem you
> reported is caused by norton. If norton is the cause then intall AVG free + the
> latest definitions before going back online so you are safe to surf.

"seebyher" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I have been experiencing many problem since a while... first one was
> when I tried to download version 2 of my norton 360 which failed (still
> is) due to a file or something... Then Secondly whenever I shut down my
> pc a page strikes with amd:cc and ccc.exe... Then I get this random
> small page (grey with a yellow warning sign) saying that that graphic is
> not suported and I have to change the control something Sorry of my info
> is not very accurate but I really need help and advice!! I have visat
> home premium, amd 740g ati radeon 2100 graphics acer desktop.
>
can you not restore the machine to a point before the update???
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Not lacking actually other than in reccomending another AV

"Spikey" <.> wrote in message
news:%23Y%...
>
> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Uninstall all versions of Norton shown in your Add/Remove dialogue, use
>> the tool available on Symantec/Norton site to completely remove your
>> version of Norton, clear temp files (Diskcleanup) and reboot
>>
>> The ccc.exe err is to do with your ATI video driver
>> If your PC is from a large OEM, or Laptop eg Dell/HP/Acer visit their
>> site and download install the ATI video drivers specific to your model.
>> Do NOT use MS update for video drivers, only install critical updates.
>> See if that cures the ATI problem
>> If it does then go about reinstalling Norton 360, if you must
>>
>>
> Sorry, but that advice is sadly lacking and will leave the poster open to
> all and every virus/malware.
>
> Before you take off norton download the free version of AVG + the latest
> definition file on to your desktop. Get the Norton uninstall and the
> latest norton updates. Also check their help/download sections to see if
> there is a patch that is for your problem, if there is download, install
> and reboot. Check to see if your problem has gone. If not follow as
> below:-
>
> Then go offline. Pull out the network or modem cable. Do a full norton and
> spyware scan to make sure there is nothing resident on your computer.
>
> You can now safely uninstall everything norton to test whether the problem
> you reported is caused by norton. If norton is the cause then intall AVG
> free + the latest definitions before going back online so you are safe to
> surf.

"DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message
news:...
> Not lacking actually other than in reccomending another AV
>

The thing is you and I would know what we should do first, like being
prepared with a back up antivirus before going back online.

But a lot of these posters have such a low level of computer understanding -
and I'm not saying they are stupid but for some reason, (possibly because of
the forum sites they use) they are not moving up the learning curve.

I wasn't aiming my reply at you so much as trying to stop 100's of the above
mentioned users taking off Norton and surfing the web unprotected.

(((DL)))

"Mike Hall - MVP" <mikehall@remove_mvps.com> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Avast is better than AVG.. www.avast.com
>
>
> --
> Mike Hall - MVP
>
> Mike's Window - My Blog..
> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

I haven't tried Avast yet so don't feel qualified to recommend it.

Do you think AVG has had its day?? Thus far its never let me down.

--->
>
> "Mike Hall - MVP" <mikehall@remove_mvps.com> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> Avast is better than AVG.. www.avast.com
>>
>>
>> --
>> Mike Hall - MVP
>>
>> Mike's Window - My Blog..
>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
>
> I haven't tried Avast yet so don't feel qualified to recommend it.
>
> Do you think AVG has had its day?? Thus far its never let me down.
>

I've got AVG on several of my computers and yes, I do think it may be
getting 'sloppier'. When I first started using AVG it would run crisply
and finish scans in a reasonable amount of time. Now, on the same
computer (and, granted, I may have installed more programs on it) it
appears to run rather sluggishly. 5 out of 10 times when I reboot or
start the computer AVG will fail to connect to it's update server and
blame ME for the failure ("Your Internet connection is down" or "You
computer is not connect to the Internet" - that sort of garbage).

I've tried Avast on one of my computers, but since I did it only two
days ago I'm not really ready for an opinion. I do think it updates far
easier than AVG.

Questor

"Questor" <> wrote in message
news:%23r$...
> --->
>>
>> "Mike Hall - MVP" <mikehall@remove_mvps.com> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>
>>> Avast is better than AVG.. www.avast.com
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Mike Hall - MVP
>>>
>>> Mike's Window - My Blog..
>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
>>
>> I haven't tried Avast yet so don't feel qualified to recommend it.
>>
>> Do you think AVG has had its day?? Thus far its never let me down.
>>
>
> I've got AVG on several of my computers and yes, I do think it may be
> getting 'sloppier'. When I first started using AVG it would run crisply
> and finish scans in a reasonable amount of time. Now, on the same
> computer (and, granted, I may have installed more programs on it) it
> appears to run rather sluggishly. 5 out of 10 times when I reboot or
> start the computer AVG will fail to connect to it's update server and
> blame ME for the failure ("Your Internet connection is down" or "You
> computer is not connect to the Internet" - that sort of garbage).
>
> I've tried Avast on one of my computers, but since I did it only two days
> ago I'm not really ready for an opinion. I do think it updates far easier
> than AVG.
>
> Questor

I think the update problem is due to its popularity - sheer numbers of
people trying to update. Mines set to update at 02:00 and it doesn't fail
very often.

On the scan page you can adjust the scan priority, there's a slider.

I suppose only using 1 computer at the moment I'm in the "if it ain't broke
don't fix it" situation.

--->
>
> "Questor" <> wrote in message
> news:%23r$...
>> --->
>>>
>>> "Mike Hall - MVP" <mikehall@remove_mvps.com> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>>
>>>> Avast is better than AVG.. www.avast.com
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Mike Hall - MVP
>>>>
>>>> Mike's Window - My Blog..
>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
>>>
>>> I haven't tried Avast yet so don't feel qualified to recommend it.
>>>
>>> Do you think AVG has had its day?? Thus far its never let me down.
>>>
>>
>> I've got AVG on several of my computers and yes, I do think it may be
>> getting 'sloppier'. When I first started using AVG it would run
>> crisply and finish scans in a reasonable amount of time. Now, on the
>> same computer (and, granted, I may have installed more programs on it)
>> it appears to run rather sluggishly. 5 out of 10 times when I reboot
>> or start the computer AVG will fail to connect to it's update server
>> and blame ME for the failure ("Your Internet connection is down" or
>> "You computer is not connect to the Internet" - that sort of garbage).
>>
>> I've tried Avast on one of my computers, but since I did it only two
>> days ago I'm not really ready for an opinion. I do think it updates
>> far easier than AVG.
>>
>> Questor
>
> I think the update problem is due to its popularity - sheer numbers of
> people trying to update. Mines set to update at 02:00 and it doesn't
> fail very often.
>
> On the scan page you can adjust the scan priority, there's a slider.
>
> I suppose only using 1 computer at the moment I'm in the "if it ain't
> broke don't fix it" situation.

Oh, yeah. I'm a HUGE fan of IIABDFI. Been that way for 40 years.

Questor