Yes, and when Norton screws up an installation you sometimes
have to use special removal tools from them to set things straight.

I am in the middle of figuring out one of several possible conflicts
on WinXP-Pro (on  a clone of this drive) and have gotten a message
back from their tech support.
From that, and what I have seen on their site, they seem to think
after cleaning up with the cleaning tool, do a hard drive install.

The following link they sent me will be a little different from your problem,
but lots of the links are still ones you will have to go to to get this fixed.

Document ID: 2002100315330807
> Web URL:
http://service1.symantec.com/support/nsw.nsf/docid/2002100315330807

Hope this helps,   Rick Glazier

From: "Anne" <[log in to unmask]>
Has anyone ever had the experience of Norton giving a false positive on installation?

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