#Comcast norton security update
#Comcast norton security registration

The Norton and LifeLock Brands are part of NortonLifeLock Inc. HP Pavilion dv6835ca, Intel Core2Duo T5550 1.83 GHz, 3 GB RAM, 256 GB WD SATA HDD, NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS As long as you are using the unsupported Norton Ghost for disk imaging (I use Macrium Reflect Free v7.x on my Vista SP2 laptop) this will make it difficult to perform a good, clean reinstall of Norton Security v22.15.5.40 on your Win XP SP3 machine.ДЈ2-bit Vista Home Premium SP2 * Firefox ESR v52.9.0 * Malwarebytes Premium v3.-1.0.365 * Macrium Reflect Free v

You are likely aware of this, but if you plan to perform a clean reinstall of Norton Security on your computer then just be aware that there is a possibility that this could damage your Norton Ghost installation - see my 1 post in TightGit's Norton Removal Tool. I've never used Norton Ghost, but according to Tony_Weiss' 1 article Norton Ghost Has Been Discontinued this imaging software was discontinued several years ago.

#Comcast norton security update

These IPS script engine updates occasionally caused issues on very old Win XP machines with CPUs that did not support SSE2 and had to use Norton v21.7.x products (see my 1 post in Norton 360 on Windows XP Not Working) but these old Norton v.21.7.x products are no longer supported by NortonLifeLock and will now receive a forced upgrade to v22.15.x (see my 2 post in Forced Update Expired Trial Version of NIS Prevents Reinstall Activation) if a v21.7.x product is installed.

#Comcast norton security registration

I'm not sure exactly what you mean when you said that a recent update ' messed up' your registration but if you were fully patched to v22.15.5.40 then the only updates you should be receiving via LiveUpdate are things like definition updates and perhaps the occasional update to the Intrusion Prevention System script engine (IPSEng32.dll). I no longer have Norton Security v22.15.x installed on my Vista SP2 computer (I rarely boot up this machine since I purchased a Win 10 laptop) so I'm not sure what update delivered via an automatic LiveUpdate could have damaged your Norton Security installation.

Post back if you aren't sure if your CPU supports the SSE2 instruction set. What version number of Norton Security is currently installed on your computer (go to Help | About)? You didn't mention how far back your system was rolled back when you re-imaged your hard drive with Norton Ghost, but as far as I know Norton Security v22.15.x (the legacy version for Win XP and Vista computers that have a CPU that supports SSE2) has not been updated since v22.15.5.40 was released on 2 (see the release notes ). Do you have a subscription for the Standard, Deluxe or Premium version of Norton Security? If you aren't sure, log in to your Norton Account at to see your product name, expiry date of your subscription, the number of available installation seats, and current product activation key.