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Manually re-enter your Firewall settings.ĥ. After Norton is reinstalled, all your custom firewall settings are gone so pull up the file where you saved all your custom Firewall setting screen shots.Ĥ. Download and run the NRnR tool or go to windows control panel and uninstall Norton, then reinstall Norton.ģ. WARNING!! Failure to manually make a copy of all custom firewall settings will result in losing them requiring the user to rely on his own recollection of what those settings were.Ģ. Save these screen shots in a file for reference after uninstalling and reinstalling Norton. You may need to take several screen shots if you have more than a handful of custom settings, scrolling down and taking screen shots of all settings. Heaven forbid that this POS software crashes on Live Update take a screen shot of your custom firewall program control settings. Short of someone from Norton manning up to provide a solution to this problem here is the archaic stone age solution to saving custom firewall program control settings:ġ. Maybe the fundamental question should have been "why does Live Update crash and require the user to completely uninstall and reinstall the whole program? C'mon Man, it's the 21st century, how do you justify charging $60 for this POS software?
This is the second time Live Update has crashed on me with a reinstall that loses all my settings. I have read other threads here asking the same question and the responses are that Norton has not provided any mechanism for saving firewall settings or even giving a clue as to where those settings are stored. If it did why couldn't Norton integrate that same functionality into their own NRnR tool? Sloppy, lazy support functionality!! Unbelievable that Norton support directed me to use windows control panel to solve a problem within Norton. He was referring to Windows Control Panel to uninstall a program? I agree with you, I doubt that my firewall settings will be saved.
I thought the Norton Chat support person was talking about an option within Norton.
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