What is compitability with ME?

I just installed Norton AntiVirus program latest version. After it did the first scan it found a virus threat and says it can't remove it. It is adware cd_clint.dll. Now what do I do? It never showed up when I was using the older version of Norton. Wilma

This question was answered on November 6, 2004. Much of the information contained herein may have changed since posting.

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Windows ME is not compatible with all programs before installing any software on this platform you you should make sure that it is compatilble PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND UPGRADE TO WINDOWS XP WHEN POSSIBLE.

windows ME does have a rollback feature however:

Scanreg /Fix Repairs the corrupted registry if the problem is inherent to the registry itself, this might work if the problem is that you want to undo a successful change to the registry, then use the Restore option instead.

* you will need the ME CD

ALSO MAKE SURE THAT YOURE NOT USING THE VERSION THAT MEANT FOR ANOTHER OS

Norton System Works 2000 Is Not Compatible with Windows Millennium Edition

Article ID : 290664

Last Review : September 28, 2004

Revision : 1.1

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SYMPTOMS

CAUSE

RESOLUTION

SYMPTOMS

When you start a Windows Millennium Edition (Me)-based computer after you run the Norton System Works 2000 Live Update feature, you may receive the following error message

Windows could not upgrade the file from %1 to %2

and your computer may stop responding

CAUSE

This issue occurs because Norton System Works 2000 is not compatible with Windows Me

RESOLUTION

To resolve this issue, contact Norton to inquire about the availability of a fix for this issue For information about how to do so, please view the following Norton Web site: http://www.norton.com Microsoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support This contact information may change without notice Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information.

The third-party products that are discussed in this article are manufactured by companies that are independent of Microsoft Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding the performance or reliability of these products.

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Posted by christopher of Katharine Gibbs School - New York on November 6, 2004

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