Unfortunately, when I just upgraded my MAC to OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard, the Norton AntiVirus was moved to "incompatible software," thus, in effect, making the recent purchase USELESS.    Now that I have no NOrton protection and Norton has no patch, then:

1. Will I get an extension of my subscription for the number of lost months?

2. Will I get a refund?

When will there be a patch and free download to make Norton usable.  I've only had Norton for 3 months of my year, and now it's useless.

Thanks

Diana

hi,
thanks for the response i hope semantic antivirus and Norton antivirus will come out with patch's or updates to fix this bug snow!!!!

have a great week everyone!!!

Sincerely,
Dan

Greetings Dan and Diana,

I don't have news about when Snow Leopard compatibility will be available for either consumer (Norton Antivirus) or corporate (Symantec Antivirus).  I'm very sorry for the frustration this is causing.  Believe me, when we have more information we will let you all know.

I did want to provide a link to a removal utility that can more effectively remove the kernel extensions, etc. than the uninstaller on the disk will do in this situation.

Title: 'Removing Symantec programs for Macintosh by using the RemoveSymantecMacFiles removal utility'
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2007661309063498

This utility will work for both SAV and NAV.

Thanks,
sandra

 hi,
thanks so much for your  response!!!
please do inform to our conversation when you have fix these bugs for Symantec!!! cant wait for Symantec to run in snow leopard!!!!! :)

Sincerely,
Dan

thanks Symantec!!!!!!

I have the same issues. I get Code 10, unable to uninstall, even with the Removal utility. After I used the removal utility, the NAV still comes out to scan disks and so forth. The shortcuts in the system settings panel, never goes away. Reinstalling did not solve the issue. I can not turn Airport off, not sure if this is related to NAV.  This is frustrating. 

osx64 or snow leopard running SAV v10.2 is also hard to remove basically i had back up everything from my mac mini and just reinstall snow leopard!!!

two of the cool things about mac os is, one they have no registry that means you can basically just copy all your important
applications, and two they do not require any CD key to install a version of mac os!!!!!!

hope every one is having a good week!!!  please do inform Symantec about these issues!!! They will fix it!!!!! :)

Sincerely,
Dan

Thanks Symantec!!!!!

 I wanted to chime in, I'm receiving a similar error.  Upon logging in, I get 5 identical code 10 error windows that all pop up.  Then, usually if I jump right into Safari, I get a few more.  Only an annoyance, except that this probably means at least some of my (corporate) Symantec 10.2.1 AV isn't operating.

A bit disappointing, because if they can't handle an OS update that's been in the news for nearly a year, then how can they handle viruses?  And isn't it a big breach of security to have the software not working, or even if it is to have it generating errors that may make users uneasy?  Uneasy users uninstall, or fiddle trying to fix things, etc.

I'm going to try to follow this topic to see if any resolution is posted soon.  In the meantime, I'm going to pressure my organization to consider buying an alternative AV package.  Try to hit Peter Norton where it hurts, in the wallet!

The following document will be updated when additional information is available...

Title: 'Compatibility with Symantec AntiVirus for Macintosh 10.x and Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard'
Document ID: 2009081911000448
> Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2009081911000448

In a nutshell, we do not unfortunately have an ETA for an update for SAV for Mac (corporate).  NAV for Mac (consumer) will have a compatibility release in 'mid-September' (probably some time this week, but no exact ETA).  We are investigating short-term solutions to bridge the difference between these two availabilities.  Any further updates will be posted to the document I referenced above.

Thanks,
sandra

ps. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Norton  =)

Does Symantec have an email list for OS X 10.6 users to let us know when a patch or update becomes available? I do not fault Symantec for the delay, but on the other hand I do not want to have to manually check for an update every week. If I could simply sign up to be notified by email when there is a compatibility patch, it would ease my frustration tremendously.

Cheers,

Chris

I just wanted to post a quick update that the update for NAV for Snow Leopard compability, 11.0.3, should now be available via LiveUpdate.  (The reason I say 'should' is: I was able to update my test install, but replication to the different LiveUpdate servers may not be complete.)

Current NAV customers need only launch LiveUpdate for product updates (Update Everything Now would work) to get this update.  If the file was moved to the Incompatible Software folder during the OS upgrade, you may need to remove (using the RemoveSymantecMacFiles) and reinstall NAV, then run LiveUpdate right away.

More information as I get it, for SAV customers.

sandra

Another quick update.  For those of you who are SAV for Mac (corporate) users in need of Snow Leopard compatibility, we now have something that can bridge the gap until an inline solution for SAV is ready. 

If you have a case open with Support already, the technician that owns your case should be contacting you soon with details.

If you do not have a case open with Support yet for this issue, please log one, either via your local support number (http://www.symantec.com/business/support/contact_techsupp_static.jsp), or via MySupport (http://mysupport.symantec.com).

Thanks again for your patience.

sandra

I tried to get the update, but they just gave me a canned asnwer

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As of the moment Symantec is still developing Symantec Anti-virus for Macintosh compatible with Snow Leopard OS for Enterprise rather than Norton AntiVirus 11 for Mac which is under Symantec Consumer products and there are none yet for enterprise use.

Please contact our sales department for further assistance at: 1800 745 6054
Representatives are available Monday through Friday, 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific.

Hi Sandra
I'm a 11.0 NAV user (Italian version) running Snow Leopard.
As you reccommended I tried liveupdate (update all) but NAV version was not updated to 11.0.3.
So I run the uninstall package BUT this removed all NAV apps INCLUDING liveupdate  so now I dont know now how I can get 11.0.3 downloaded (can't find  any link in yr support pages...).
Please help...
thanks
Franco

 https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/mac-osx-snow-leopard-install-failure

From this point forward, I'll be updating the following post, rather than chasing down the 4-5 threads and updating them individually.  Thanks!

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/sav-macintosh-snow-leopard-compatibility-update

sandra