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Thanks Guys for taking the time to answer but I have sorted it<br />
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I have Norton State Recovery running so had to go back and copy the PKI folder which holds all the certificates then re build from there<br />
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Thanx Anyway, it is always good to know that there are people who are capable out there.
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Thanks Guys for taking the time to answer but I have sorted it

I have Norton State Recovery running so had to go back and copy the PKI folder which holds all the certificates then re build from there

Thanx Anyway, it is always good to know that there are people who are capable out there.

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Here is the story so far.<br />
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I am running SAV 10 Corp all networked and feeding the clients. It has been fine for 9 months, then all of a sudden yesterday it crashed.<br />
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I couldn't get the System Center to load, so uninstalled it and the AV Server to re-instal.<br />
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Now when I re-install it wont let me unlock the server group, and it wont let me unlock the AV Server.<br />
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Just to add to the problems the clients wont uninstall either, looks like the password is corrupted, or something.<br />
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I know symantec put stuff in the registry which is obviously preventing a clean install, but something is a mess.<br />
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Any ideas Please
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Here is the story so far.

I am running SAV 10 Corp all networked and feeding the clients. It has been fine for 9 months, then all of a sudden yesterday it crashed.

I couldn't get the System Center to load, so uninstalled it and the AV Server to re-instal.

Now when I re-install it wont let me unlock the server group, and it wont let me unlock the AV Server.

Just to add to the problems the clients wont uninstall either, looks like the password is corrupted, or something.

I know symantec put stuff in the registry which is obviously preventing a clean install, but something is a mess.

Any ideas Please

Symantec Anti Virus

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.