Norton causes my computer to come out of Hibernation or sleep

My machine comes out of Hibernation or sleep because of a program routine called by Norton's latest botched update.
Event viewer says :WakeSourceText Task Scheduler will execute '\Remediation\AntimalwareMigrationTask' task I have multiple entries that all started when Norton sent me an "upgrade" that I didn't ask for. They also took away the ability to BLOCK ALL NETWORK TRAFFIC as a feature of the firewall. Might be fine for those that don't use it but I did on occasion.

How to stop this Remediation\AntimalwareMigration Task from running? I am told this is to accommodate Win 10 and there is an alleged fix for it from Norton but I can't get it, it won't start to d/l when I click on it and I can't find it anywhere else.

Other than removing all vestiges of Norton and putting something else in it's place what can I do to keep the machine on standby without it waking up and shutting down every 3 hours or so?

Only way I see it is to shut the machine down entirely, THEN it doesn't wake up. OR switch over to my Linux Partition and use my version of Rafaela 17.2. Norton can't touch that one....

I was told to go to this site and get the 'fix': https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/...rProfile_en_us

Sadly that FTP site doesn't work for either file available there.....

What have you set 'power options' to do?

Go into your Control Panel and see what you can control with a 'custom plan'.

Jacee said:

What have you set 'power options' to do?

Go into your Control Panel and see what you can control with a 'custom plan'.

Thanks but that wasn't the answer. The system was being awakened from hibernation by a process called:
"Remediation\AntimalwareMigrationTask" part of the latest offering from Norton for Win 10.

It took me 2 days and a lot of complaining to be able to get the 'fix' from the Norton FTP site. I couldn't get on the site for love nor money.

Once I got the file (188KB) and ran it, the machine now stays in hibernation.

I refer those with similar issues to use the excellent advice in this forum, on using the Event Viewer to see what's waking the machine up. If it's that process above, get the fix and run it. I did NOT have to re-install Norton after running the patch/fix.

Get the fix at: https://community.norton.com/en/foru...-norton-225215

Assuming you can log onto the FTP site to get it.

HTH someone,

J T

The tool is in post #5 by NortonSupport but here it is again.

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/...cument&src=nrt