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yes Norton finally realized how hard it was to remove their software packages and they usually offer cleanup utilities aimed at each one. just check their site.
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yes Norton finally realized how hard it was to remove their software packages and they usually offer cleanup utilities aimed at each one. just check their site.

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Hello,<br />
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The EXE mentioned in wildboy85's post was created by me. Feel free to use it. It can be downloaded from <a href="http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/SEP1132bitRemoval.exe" rel="ugc">http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/SEP1132bitRemoval.exe</a>. Alternatively, if you have 64-bit machines to clean, I also have Symantec's CleanWipe utility available: <a href="http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/CleanWipe.zip" rel="ugc">http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/CleanWipe.zip</a>.<br />
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Hope this helps.
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Hello,

The EXE mentioned in wildboy85's post was created by me. Feel free to use it. It can be downloaded from http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/SEP1132bitRemoval.exe [http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/SEP1132bitRemoval.exe]. Alternatively, if you have 64-bit machines to clean, I also have Symantec's CleanWipe utility available: http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/CleanWipe.zip [http://downloads.jmlamb.net/symantec/CleanWipe.zip].

Hope this helps.

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another problem witt symantec end point protection, with simatic wincc flexible and assembly inscriptions<br />
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i had to remove SEP<br />
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jmlamb:<br />
nice program i am sure ;) thanks<br />

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another problem witt symantec end point protection, with simatic wincc flexible and assembly inscriptions

i had to remove SEP

jmlamb:
nice program i am sure ;) thanks


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We have several users that inadventently had Symantec Endpoint installed and we now are having problems removing it. &nbsp;Removing through &quot;Add/Remove Programs&quot; seems to remove the product, however on reboot the software remains. &nbsp;The same proceedure done in Safe Mode produces the same results. &nbsp;Removal is quite difficult and requires 3 or more visits to the Add/Remove Programs utility.<br />
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Does anyone know of any way to remove this product cleanly and quickly? &nbsp;
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We have several users that inadventently had Symantec Endpoint installed and we now are having problems removing it.  Removing through "Add/Remove Programs" seems to remove the product, however on reboot the software remains.  The same proceedure done in Safe Mode produces the same results.  Removal is quite difficult and requires 3 or more visits to the Add/Remove Programs utility.

Does anyone know of any way to remove this product cleanly and quickly?  

Removing Symantec EndPoint

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