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  1. chev65
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    IMO Norton is famous for causing problems like this and uninstalling it may or may not fix the problems that Norton can create. It's best to start with a clean install of Windows 7 and do not install any type of A/V software until after you have your internet connection and network working.
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  3. i3eanpizza
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    Understood, let me try that out today and install a clean copy again. stupid norton =( can i install it after everything is settled? or it will create the same problem
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  4. chev65
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    Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
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    You can try but the same problem may or not appear again depending on how you configure Norton, the Norton forum might be helpful for that. I would consider using MSE "microsoft security essentials" instead.
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  6. i3eanpizza
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    i will just install windows 7 and leave out norton. Then install all the drivers (wireless) and see hwo that goes. I just wanna get online with the computer. My laptop is completely shattered (but still works) hahha do you guys have any other recommandations? any way i can check where the problem is located?

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