well you have 3 options,of varying implications and efforts.The choice is yours.(although i find that disabling norton,and alerts still coming a lil strange.)
option 1
Dont listen to ur norton,huffing and pufing to tell u that ther trojans all around u,
go online and crash !
heres how to temporarily close norton's services.Go to ,start->run then type
msconfig,or
services.msc .first go to services,and see if u can stop any norton named services,then go to the msconfig's services,and see if its runnig there.(just to check)
option 2
listen to ur norton,and continue getting those messages.
option 3
Stop those messages from norton ,but dopnt go online. Making a bat file like I used to do,when ur not gonna go online long list of
net stop <your norton service here,if u can find it>
net stop "Application Layer Gateway Service"
net stop "Application Management"
net stop "Background Intelligent Transfer Service"
net stop "Clipbook"
net stop "COM+ Event System"
net stop "Computer Browser"
net stop "Cryptographic Services"
net stop "DHCP Client"
net stop "DNS Client"
net stop "Distributed Transaction Coordinator"
net stop "Distributed Link Tracking Client"
net stop "Error Reporting Service"
net stop "Fast user Switching Compatibility"
net stop "Help and Support"
net stop "Indexing Service"
net stop "Logical Disk Manager"
net stop "Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service"
net stop "Internet Connection Firewall (ICF)/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)"
net stop "Messenger"
net stop "MS Software Shadow Copy Provider"
net stop "Net Logon"
net stop "NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing"
net stop "Network DDE"
net stop "Network DDE DSDM"
net stop "Network Location Awaremess (NLA)"
net stop "NVIDIA Security Support Provider"
net stop "Portable Media Serial Number"
net stop "Print Spooler"
net stop "Protected Storage"
net stop "QoS RSVP"
net stop "Remote Access Auto Connection Manager"
net stop "Remote Desktop Help Session Manager"
net stop "Remote Procedure Call (RPC)"
net stop "Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator"
net stop "Remote Registry"
net stop "Removable Storage"
net stop "Routing and Remote Access"
net stop "ScriptBlocking Service"
net stop "Secondary Logon"
net stop "Security Accounts Manager"
net stop "Server"
net stop "Shell Hardware Detection"
net stop "Smart Card"
net stop "Smart Card Helper"
net stop "SSDP Discovery Service"
net stop "StyleXPService"
net stop "System Restore Service"
net stop "Task Scheduler"
net stop "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper"
net stop "Telephony"
net stop "Themes"
net stop "Telnet"
net stop "Terminal Services"
net stop "Uninterruptible Power Supply"
net stop "Upload Manager"
net stop "Volume Shadow Copy"
net stop "WebClient"
net stop "Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)"
net stop "Windows Installer"
net stop "Windows Management Instrumentation"
net stop "Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extensions"
net stop "Windows Time"
net stop "Workstation"
net stop "Wireless Zero Configuration"
net stop "WMDM PMSP Service"
net stop "WMI Performance Adapter"
etc
which you can run before playing to freee resources,but dont forget to make a
gaminend.bat that has correspondingly-
net start "Application Layer Gateway Service"
net start "Application Management"
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net start "WMI Performance Adapter"
So simlirayl add the net stop in gaminstart.bat for stoppoing norton.and thenstart it again when u finsh gaming(important unless u want opiton 1 and crash !)
to make the Gamingstart.bat and Gamingend.bat files
1.copy the text into notepad(any text editor)
2.save as "gamingstart.bat" ,and "gamingend.bat" .the quites are important ,otherwise it will make a gaminstart.bat.txt
3.create shortcuts onto ur desktop ad voila,when u wannastart gaming click on gamingstart.bat ,when u finsihs click on gamingend.bat
4.Runining the bat files open a command prompt,in case u get a message sayin,service not existisng or something,then rmove that service from both bat files. and similiratly add any more serivesc that might be found on ur comp which are not listed here,but be careful
To stop Norton SystemWorks services
Check out what the Symantec site had to say bout this in ,
"Removing Norton SystemWorks 2003 from Windows 2000/XP after Add/Remove Programs does not work " document i found.
Click Start > Run.
In the Run window, type the following and then click OK:
services.msc
Right-click each of the following services, and then click Stop:
Norton UnErase Protection
Norton AntiVirus Auto-Protect service
Ghost Start Service for NSW 2003
Script Blocking Service
Speed Disk Service
Symantec Event Manager
Symantec Password Validation Service
Close the Services window.
On your keyboard, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, and then click Task Manager.
On the processes tab, select each of the following services, and then click End Process
Removing the Norton SystemWorks scheduled tasks
Removing the Norton SystemWorks scheduled tasks
Click Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks.
Right click on the following items and click Delete:
Norton AntiVirus- Scan my computer
Norton SystemWorks One Button Checkup
Symantec Net Detect
Close the window.
More resources
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Stopping & Starting Services Remotely
2.
Use pskill
PsKill is a kill utility that not only does what the Resource Kit's version does, but can also kill processes on remote systems. You don't even have to install a client on the target computer to use PsKill to terminate a remote process
hyeah: ) alert comes up and tells me that my computer is at risk! The nerve of the program!It doesn't seem 2 realise that I want it 2 shut down!Help me out, guys, buddies, pals, bros.... :hap2: