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Maxxamus
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I have a alienware x51 and I reinstalled the operating system with the disk they gave me and about a couple months later it's telling me that it's not genuine... Please help
- Operating System
- Windows
What antivirus are you using? Could be a false positive.They all say they have viruses
There's your problem. I'd get rid of it if I can. What is it coming up as and from what file? It's hard to tell. KMSpico is a good activator.Norton
There's your problem. I'd get rid of it if I can. What is it coming up as and from what file? It's hard to tell. KMSpico is a good activator.
My laptop came with Norton as well. I used a removal tool. Uninstalling doesn't actually get rid of the files. Norton is basically a virus itself.If I'd have Norton installed, I'd re-install windows lmao. If I bought a laptop with Norton, reinstalled windows within the 30 mims of having it. When I was buying my aloenware laptop, they kept insisting me to put Norton, I said if you put Norton on my machine, either send me a blank harddrivr and ssd or I'll send back the laptop for a refund. Norton & Comcast are the biggest jokes ever, once in your system, forever in your system until a fresh install.
What's a good Virus protection software? I can get rid of Norton I wes smart and installed it on a different ssd so I have all the files
My laptop came with Norton as well. I used a removal tool. Uninstalling doesn't actually get rid of the files. Norton is basically a virus itself.
I agree. Most symantech products are like this. I was using symantech end point protection, when I uninstalled it, it didn't just leave files behind, it kept running! A way to get rid of it is trace all of it's files and remove them, then go though the registry to delete all of it's left overs. Microsoft essentials is what I usually put on customer PCs and I personally use avast and spy bot S&D for any spyware software.My laptop came with Norton as well. I used a removal tool. Uninstalling doesn't actually get rid of the files. Norton is basically a virus itself.