Symantec Support Tool ActiveX Control Cleanup Tool 1.0.1
The Symantec Support Tool ActiveX Control Cleanup Tool removes vulnerable versions of the Active X control installed with some of Symantecs consumer products and as a part of Symantecs technical support troubleshooting tools
NOTE: You need administrative rights to run this tool on Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows XP.
- Download the FixAdix.exe file
- Save the file to a convenient location, such as the downloads folder or the Windows Desktop.
- Refer to the section "Digital signature" to check the authenticity of the digital signature.
- Close all running programs and restart the computer.
- Close all running programs before running the tool.
- Double-click the FixAdix.exe file to start the removal tool.
- Click Start to begin the process, and then allow the tool to run.
When the tool has finished running, you will see a message indicating that the Symantec Security Check files have been removed from your computer.
ENJOY!
Comments
End Point Protection Installation Problems
I use my Home Computer for business purposes. My Company (Bechtel Corporation) provides me with Symantec Antivirus and most recently I was given a copy of the Corporate Enterprise Endpoint Protection and I was informed to install that on my Home Computer.
I was able install the End Point Protection and at the end it prompted me to restart the computer to take effect. I did restart the computer and ever since I have not been able to get the computer up and running. I shut down the computer several times and tried to restart and the computer keeps trying to load some information and the End Point Protection icon indicates that there has been multiple problems.
My computer is a Dell D600 Lattitude Windows XP. Any help on this issue is appreciated.
Thanks,
Saligrama Rao
Related Query
Can you also help out with a similar tool that you can dig through the registry and cleanup the 'Broken'/'Damaged' objects as listed in Internet Explorer View Objects? No matter how many times I try to remove they say the files are in us and system had to be rebooted. Even after reboot the broken/damaged objects are unable to be removed.
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