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To: Jerry Held who wrote (40789)	4/21/2004 7:53:07 AM
From: Jerry Held	Respond to of 110652

I guess you can't actually "talk" to Symantec teks online but I did use their automatic detection service which checked my pc to see if everything is operating correctly. I had an old version of Live Update that it removed and installed a new one. It also said that I need to have ccRegVfy.exe checked in my Start-up tab under the System config utility, but it doesn't exist to check it, so I then ran into the "wall". Can't get through it unless you pony up $29.95 for phone support and that is where my search ended at this time. Jerry

To: Jerry Held who wrote (40789)	4/21/2004 8:26:36 AM
From: thecow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Here's some info on that file. I gather from this that the file terminates when it has done it's job. Common Client Registry Integrity Verifier. This is not a Task List item, it is purely a startup task which, on Windows boot-up, checks the integrity of the Windows Registry entries for Norton AntiVirus 2003/4 and Norton Internet Security 2003/4 in case they may have been modified by a hacker or a new as yet unknown virus. Once done, this task terminates. This article seems to address the problem but it's for Nav 2003. I couldn't find anything on the same issue with 2004. service1.symantec.com