Windows can't see router after uninstalling Norton

> Posting the result of ipconfig /all may help.
>
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> Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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> "Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9F478BC3-D0D6-44F8-ACB3-5D84F3D729B8@microsoft.com...

> >I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great until I
> > uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
> > worked
> > (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired into
> > a
> > router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well, until
> > the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm wired to
> > it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or so it
> > seems), but also cannot see the router.
> > I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot find
> > which keys are corrupt.
> > Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue, but
> > cannot identify the network issue.

>
>

>I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great until I
> uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
> worked
> (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired into
> a
> router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well, until
> the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm wired to
> it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or so it
> seems), but also cannot see the router.
> I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot find
> which keys are corrupt.
> Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue, but
> cannot identify the network issue.

>I would, but my system is re-loading windows for the 2nd time. I had
> re-loaded it once, and it was running well, but then I uninstalled norton
> again (it came pre-loaded), and ended up with the same result. I thought
> there might be some relationship to SYMTDI, but cannot see any
> interference
> in the registry.
> I will leave Norton installed this time, and try to determine where it's
> control resides.
>
> "Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:
>

>> Posting the result of ipconfig /all may help.
>>
>> --
>> Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
>> Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
>> http://www.ChicagoTech.net
>> How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
>> http://www.HowToNetworking.com
>> "Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:9F478BC3-D0D6-44F8-ACB3-5D84F3D729B8@microsoft.com...

>> >I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great
>> >until I
>> > uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
>> > worked
>> > (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired
>> > into
>> > a
>> > router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well,
>> > until
>> > the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm wired
>> > to
>> > it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or so
>> > it
>> > seems), but also cannot see the router.
>> > I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot
>> > find
>> > which keys are corrupt.
>> > Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue,
>> > but
>> > cannot identify the network issue.

>>
>>

> Running the following in a command prompt would likely have fixed the post
> Norton removal problem.
> netsh winsock reset
> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/0...og-corruption/
> --
>
> "Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9F478BC3-D0D6-44F8-ACB3-5D84F3D729B8@microsoft.com...

> >I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great until I
> > uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
> > worked
> > (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired into
> > a
> > router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well, until
> > the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm wired to
> > it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or so it
> > seems), but also cannot see the router.
> > I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot find
> > which keys are corrupt.
> > Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue, but
> > cannot identify the network issue.

>
>
>

> Thanks for the help. I went into the registry and removed the association
> between SYMTDI and DependOnService... it released the network adapters and
> all is well.
>
> "GTS" wrote:
>

> > Running the following in a command prompt would likely have fixed the post
> > Norton removal problem.
> > netsh winsock reset
> > http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/0...og-corruption/
> > --
> >
> > "Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:9F478BC3-D0D6-44F8-ACB3-5D84F3D729B8@microsoft.com...

> > >I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great until I
> > > uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
> > > worked
> > > (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired into
> > > a
> > > router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well, until
> > > the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm wired to
> > > it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or so it
> > > seems), but also cannot see the router.
> > > I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot find
> > > which keys are corrupt.
> > > Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue, but
> > > cannot identify the network issue.

> >
> >
> >

>I had the same issue after uninstalling Norton. I tried the netsh command,
> but that didn't work. However, the Norton uninstall tool referenced above
> did work in case any one else runs into the same issue.
>
> "Jason" wrote:
>

>> Thanks for the help. I went into the registry and removed the
>> association
>> between SYMTDI and DependOnService... it released the network adapters
>> and
>> all is well.
>>
>> "GTS" wrote:
>>

>> > Running the following in a command prompt would likely have fixed the
>> > post
>> > Norton removal problem.
>> > netsh winsock reset
>> > http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/0...og-corruption/
>> > --
>> >
>> > "Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:9F478BC3-D0D6-44F8-ACB3-5D84F3D729B8@microsoft.com...
>> > >I am running windows Vista 32 bit, and everything was working great
>> > >until I
>> > > uninstalled Norton 360. Following uninstall, my DVD drive no longer
>> > > worked
>> > > (I corrected that issue) and my network no longer works. I am wired
>> > > into
>> > > a
>> > > router, and also wireless on the same computer. Bother worked well,
>> > > until
>> > > the uninstall. Now, I can't even see the router, even though I'm
>> > > wired to
>> > > it. The wireless connection successfully connects to the router (or
>> > > so it
>> > > seems), but also cannot see the router.
>> > > I suspect there is a registry error (or key corruption), but cannot
>> > > find
>> > > which keys are corrupt.
>> > > Has anyone ever had this problem? Again, I corrected the DVD issue,
>> > > but
>> > > cannot identify the network issue.
>> >
>> >
>> >