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Migration User
Jul 04, 2009 06:50 PM
When I boot up I get notification that I am not protected. When I go to SEP it says file system auto ...
Migration User
Jul 04, 2009 07:56 PM
Hi, usually your issue is due to a corrupted installation, some times caused by a malware. Try to ...
Migration User
Jul 05, 2009 10:27 AM
remove sep and reinstall it again. that will solve the problem . repairing through set file also do ...
Migration User
Jul 05, 2009 01:30 PM
Auto Protect can also malfunction because of the corrupted definitions...NAVENG.SYS and NAVEX15.SYS ...
Migration User
Jul 06, 2009 01:38 AM
we ussually get an image ready so that if this happens then just re-image it.. thanks...
Migration User
Jul 06, 2009 02:05 AM
Did you create an image with SEP installed?
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When I boot up I get notification that I am not protected. When I go to SEP it says file system auto protect is disabled. I open SEP and hit FIX but nothing happens. Right now the SEP shield says its disabled. What might be my problem?
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Hi,
usually your issue is due to a corrupted installation, some times caused by a malware.
Try to download the rapid release definitions and run a full scan in safe mode.
Eventually try to repair the installation via the control panel.
Regards,
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remove sep and reinstall it again. that will solve the problem . repairing through set file also do the job
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Auto Protect can also malfunction because of the corrupted definitions...NAVENG.SYS and NAVEX15.SYS are the two drivers inside the dated defs folder of "c:\program Files\Common Files\symantec Shared\VirusDefs" that make up the auto protect. Also try running the Rx4Defs, that might help.......
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we ussually get an image ready so that if this happens then just re-image it..
thanks...
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Did you create an image with SEP installed?
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