XP System Files corrupted by Norton Uni-Install Rick Jaws 12/10/2008 9:20:01 PM In the process of having Norton Internet Security uni-install previous programs (including Systemworks 2003), either my Registry was corrupted or some system libraries were corrupted. Now, no .exe's work. I can get to internet, but can used any .exe's to help fix the issue. Moroever, I can't get to previous SYstem Restore point because when I follow prompts I get rrundll.exe error. Any suggestions...is there a command line prompt or editor I can use to resolve problems....I have already spent 4 hours pouring through blogs, FAQs, etc....Norton Support has "punted" back to a WindowXP problem.

Re: XP System Files corrupted by Norton Uni-Install "John John (MVP)" <audetweld[ at ]nbnet.nb.ca> 12/10/2008 10:36:03 PM Try MVP Doug Knox's EXE File Association Fix: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm If that doesn't work, try here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545 John Rick Jaws wrote: [Quoted Text] > In the process of having Norton Internet Security uni-install previous > programs (including Systemworks 2003), either my Registry was corrupted or > some system libraries were corrupted. Now, no .exe's work. I can get to > internet, but can used any .exe's to help fix the issue. Moroever, I can't > get to previous SYstem Restore point because when I follow prompts I get > rrundll.exe error. > > Any suggestions...is there a command line prompt or editor I can use to > resolve problems....I have already spent 4 hours pouring through blogs, FAQs, > etc....Norton Support has "punted" back to a WindowXP problem. > >

RE: XP System Files corrupted by Norton Uni-Install Anteaus 12/12/2008 8:34:00 PM In view of the fact that there may be other latent problems, I would tend to favour a partition-format and reinstall from scratch. After which, don't let anything named 'Norton' or 'Symantec' within a barge-pole's length of the computer. "Rick Jaws" wrote: [Quoted Text] > In the process of having Norton Internet Security uni-install previous > programs (including Systemworks 2003), either my Registry was corrupted or > some system libraries were corrupted. Now, no .exe's work. I can get to > internet, but can used any .exe's to help fix the issue. Moroever, I can't > get to previous SYstem Restore point because when I follow prompts I get > rrundll.exe error. > > Any suggestions...is there a command line prompt or editor I can use to > resolve problems....I have already spent 4 hours pouring through blogs, FAQs, > etc....Norton Support has "punted" back to a WindowXP problem. > >