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LifeLock identity theft protection is not available in all countries.Ĭopyright © 2022 NortonLifeLock Inc. The Norton and LifeLock Brands are part of NortonLifeLock Inc. Thanks to xjoex, peterweb and huwyngr for your assistance. On my always been a Win10 computer, the Windows un-install removed everything but the Norton Security entry, but CCleaner was able to remove it, so that computer is "clean".Īt this point, as long as I don't get any pop-ups from Norton, I'll be a happy camper.įor anyone else reading this, the VERY FIRST thing I did before doing any of this was to make a System Image Backup so that I could restore to a good known condition in case I really messed up anything. I'm starting to believe this is a Win10->Win11 upgrade side effect on this particular computer.
No change, the entry is still in the CCleaner list when you select Tools. It found a bunch of stuff to delete in folders that Explorer did not find and some registry entries of which I deleted all of them. I tried your suggestion of Revo Uninstaller ( I did the test version of Pro) so that I did not have to install Norton again. To answer your last question, there is nothing in the Downloads folder.
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