Windows 10: iinet, norton, aristocrat and other pop ups recently aquired

Discus and support iinet, norton, aristocrat and other pop ups recently aquired in AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security to solve the problem; Hi, looking for help with getting rid of a couple of pop ups, taking the whole screen , using edge windows 10. Under advice from Microsoft I've... Discussion in 'AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security' started by edmundo65, Apr 12, 2020.

  1. EDMUNDO65
    edmundo65 Win User

    iinet, norton, aristocrat and other pop ups recently aquired


    Hi,


    looking for help with getting rid of a couple of pop ups, taking the whole screen , using edge windows 10.

    Under advice from Microsoft I've done a custom re load of windows amongst other things.

    No joy......any help appreciated.

    :)
     
    edmundo65, Apr 12, 2020
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  2. GEORGEDELAHOUSSAYE
    GeorgeDelahoussaye Win User

    Norton Download Manager continually pops up, telling me to install upgraded version of Norton. The problem with this is, I am not running Norton on my PC.

    Original title: Enbedded Norton in WIndows 10

    Recently upgraded PC to Windows 10. Norton Download Manager continually pops up, telling me to install upgraded version of Norton. The problem with this is, I am not running Norton on my PC. I have followed the steps recommended by Norton for removal of
    this, however, the pop up returns after a short period of time. I have even had Norton access my PC, and they thought they had resolved the issue. The only thing this did was delay the return for about 12 hours. I am not running any Symantec software on
    my PC, ergo, the issue seems to be embedded in the Windows upgrade. Norton is supposed to be a virus removal product, however it is clinging to WIdows in a manner that suggests that IT is a virus. Any ideas on how to get this finally off of my platform?
     
    GeorgeDelahoussaye, Apr 12, 2020
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  3. NORTONSUPPORT
    NortonSupport Win User
    Norton Download Manager continually pops up, telling me to install upgraded version of Norton. The problem with this is, I am not running Norton on my PC.

    Hi George,

    Sorry for the trouble! Please follow the instructions on the article here Message: "Install an updated version of your Norton product for Windows 10" and
    let us know if that helps.

    Thanks

    Charlie

    Norton Support
     
    NortonSupport, Apr 12, 2020
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  4. BILL SMITHERS
    Bill Smithers Win User

    iinet, norton, aristocrat and other pop ups recently aquired

    Bill Smithers, Apr 12, 2020
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