NAV Symevent Update

For those of you running builds 2465 and up, Norton has fixed symevent so that you can successfully run NAV. .

Windows Hardware 9627 This topic was started by isochar, 2001-06-07 01:27

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isochar

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#51361

2001-06-07 03:27

For those of you running builds 2465 and up, Norton has fixed symevent so that you can successfully run NAV.

http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/files/symevnt/symevnt.html

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Shrink

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#51362

2001-06-07 03:53

Thanks for the info - does it need to be installed before or after NAV 2001? Thanks again

ThC 129

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#51363

2001-06-07 08:11

you can overwrite the current version in the setup directory of NAV. Otherwise when you install NAV don't enable real-time protection until after you install symevent.

Four and Twenty

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#51364

2001-06-07 15:13

thanks many i have virus scan 7.51ce working like a charm now under 2481:D

Shrink

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#51365

2001-06-07 16:04

NAV 2001 is working just fine now

Thanks!

Shrink

Four and Twenty

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#51366

2001-06-08 05:39

funny that they say on that page that they woln't support the new operating systems until retail release yet they continue to provide the files necisary to make their stuff run great in xp.

Shrink

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#51367

2001-06-08 07:51

That is Symantec-speak for "If this doesn't work for you, don't come *****ing to us about it"

Shrink

Seldzar

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#51368

2001-06-08 18:23

It also shows that the company understands it's users and pc enthusiasts(sp?) in general and would rather put out a fix than lose customers.

but basically yea, what shrink said =)

Toby

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#51369

2001-06-08 21:13

Thanks isochar for this fix. Now I'm just waiting for a fix for Speeddisk, other than that I got all my applications running great in XP.

/Toby

Kyguy

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#51370

2001-06-11 06:16

Yeah, a lot of people give symantec flack for not openly supporting beta os's (read: win2k last year for a while) but truely they always have internal beta builds of the software. The thing is, noone is really interested in *****ing these builds, they aren't even really important.