Can't delete Norton Security 8!
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Does anyone happen to know the proper way to go about manually removing my Windows Norton from the system?
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dustydrifter14 said:Yeah, I gave that a shot too.
No dice.
I even tried a system restore.
Not a single thing is working.
It’s bizarre. For instance, if I move files over to my secondary internal drive (the G🙂 drive), everything stays perfectly fine. But the second I try to move anything to an external drive, it starts copying, and then—within thirty seconds—it just turns everything into a shortcut.
The absolute worst part? I have a massive music collection on my MP3 player. When I plugged it into my PC to add just one more song, the computer wiped everything out and turned every single track into a shortcut instead.
Now, the player won't even recognize any of the old songs anymore. It's completely bricked.
Honestly, I am at my wit's end here. I have no clue what else to try.
Melissa Martin32 said:First off, I really want to apologize to Eric Ross59 because I actually used the wrong Formula for calculating standard deviation earlier. It turns out I made a little slip-up with the N-1 calculation since I forgot to subtract 1, which you can actually see clearly in cells B14 and B35 in that screenshot. This time around, I’m sticking to an example from Microsoft Office along with that other one Betty Hayes10 shared with us.
Everything is all fixed up now, and the Formulas should look like this:
