How do I remove Norton 360 from my iMac?
How do I uninstall Norton 360 from my iMac? Please explain it like I am a 5 year old : )Please explain it like I am a 5 year old : )
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iMac 27″
ny3313 (author)
Apple Support Community helpful volunteer contributors offer
advice in their replies to those in need.. Search engines say
what they will; not effective or thorough as this Community.
How do I uninstall Norton 360 - Apple Community *
//discussions.apple.com/thread/253067528?sortBy=oldest_first
Creative contributors to Apple Community have also offered
free diagnostic non-invasive tools; that do not gather any
personal details or private information. And can present you
with a useful report.. That report can be added to ASC reply
and other members here at Apple Community can help you.
- Navigate to: https://etrecheck.com and get the free version of EtreCheckPro.
- Download it. It is a free and trusted app. It is often recommended here on Apple Support Communities.
- Open EtreCheck, and before running the report, be sure to check “Allow full Drive Access” at the bottom of the EtreCheckPro window.
- Run the report, and put it in a post, as seen here: How to use the Add Text Feature When Post… - Apple Community. We will then examine the report for issues in your Mac.
By the time I considered retailer options to etrecheck and
their writings in DuckDuckGo search; I have used EtreCheck
for more than 15 years, and seldom make those mistakes
I once did years ago.. And so I appear to be following an
other contributor to suggest ideas after; so be it..
(EtreCheck provides this excellent and free service ~ *see what
Jack says in his reply, about the 'EtreCheck' product in above.)
There are a few official Norton instruction pages online & likely
others who'd like to sell you a dog-pile of extras, and may still
leave you compromised beyond the original insult..
Completely removing Norton 360 from my Mac Community.Norton.com
Uninstall your Norton device security product on Mac Support Norton.com
As most/all add-ons are unnecessary & can cause issues in
the natural workings of an Apple OS; to cause odd problems
~ and so the general advice, is Not to Install these at All.
