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I need to reinstall Notorn's on a pc that is currently part of an NT Server network. If I take it to another facility that does not have a network and then do the reinstall as a stand-alone pc, will that change any network settings?

Will I be able to place it back into the NT network okay after the reinstall?

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Are you asking about Norton AntiVirus? If so, which version?
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This is a basic question about uninstalling/reinstalling an application in a stand-alone (out of the network) mode. The pc in question is running XP Pro under NT Server 4.0.

My concern is that the network settings may change when I bring up the pc in a non-network/stand-alone basis and do the Norton's reinstall/uninstall. Then when the pc is put back into the network--at another facility--will XP Pro kow that the pc is now back in that mode?

The reason I need to redo Norton's is that the OS has been upgraded from Win98 to XP Pro and Norton's 2003 was not working right under XP Pro.
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Well Norton does have enterprise versions of their software that update definitions from a central server rather than the Internet. In this case, it would certainly not work correctly as a stand alone computer. However, in general, most software installed on a network will work just fine when removed from the network.
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