I uninstalled Norton antivirus AND McAfee because Outlook wouldn't let me access incoming emails. I used the uninstall from the computer panel. I did download AVG afterwards. However I still cannot access incoming mail due to "an unknown error has occured". I removed Norton and McAfee when I discovered they were both running. All was working fine and then BAM - no access.
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, Mar 13 2006 07:13 PM
#1
Posted 13 March 2006 - 07:13 PM
I uninstalled Norton antivirus AND McAfee because Outlook wouldn't let me access incoming emails. I used the uninstall from the computer panel. I did download AVG afterwards. However I still cannot access incoming mail due to "an unknown error has occured". I removed Norton and McAfee when I discovered they were both running. All was working fine and then BAM - no access.
#2
Posted 14 March 2006 - 12:45 AM
Hi there,
I used to have this problem all the time with Norton. My work around was to delete the mail account from OE and then set up a new one with the same details as before. That often triggered Norton to ask if it was ok to allow access.
You might also like to check in the folders under program files to see if there are any McAfee and Symantec folders left (willing to bet there are..) Delete them and see how you get on (check you don't have any other Symantec products though )
There's also a guide here to removing Norton
I used to have this problem all the time with Norton. My work around was to delete the mail account from OE and then set up a new one with the same details as before. That often triggered Norton to ask if it was ok to allow access.
You might also like to check in the folders under program files to see if there are any McAfee and Symantec folders left (willing to bet there are..) Delete them and see how you get on (check you don't have any other Symantec products though )
There's also a guide here to removing Norton
Edited by th3, 14 March 2006 - 12:49 AM.
#3
Posted 14 March 2006 - 05:12 AM
Dear ISF,
I have read repeatedly that running Mcafee and NAV causes conflict. I also agree with Tony that there will be residues causing problems.
If what Tony suggests doesn't work could I suggest the following:-
Uninstall AVG
Install NAV and get that working including the email thing yu were worried about.
Once that is done, if you still want AVG uninstall NAV and install AVG.
No guarantees but maybe?
Hope you are keeping well,
All the Best
Bill Z
I have read repeatedly that running Mcafee and NAV causes conflict. I also agree with Tony that there will be residues causing problems.
If what Tony suggests doesn't work could I suggest the following:-
Uninstall AVG
Install NAV and get that working including the email thing yu were worried about.
Once that is done, if you still want AVG uninstall NAV and install AVG.
No guarantees but maybe?
Hope you are keeping well,
All the Best
Bill Z
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