How can I disable Norton pop up nag csreen?

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nutzel

How can I disable or delete the nag pop up screen that constantly pops up
asking if I want to update my Norton products. Actually, it's on my
daughter's lap top. I uninstalled all my Norton products a while back
because I prefer some of the free programs that are available. I already
uninstalled the Norton anti virus' clean up and utilities programs on her
lap top but she wants to keep the Go Back and Firewall programs. I think
it's the Norton Firewall program that keeps putting up the reminder pop ups
because it needs renewing. Does any one know what to delete to stop the
constant nags?

nutzel
 
How can I disable or delete the nag pop up screen that constantly
pops up asking if I want to update my Norton products. Actually,
it's on my daughter's lap top. I uninstalled all my Norton products
a while back because I prefer some of the free programs that are
available. I already uninstalled the Norton anti virus' clean up and
utilities programs on her lap top but she wants to keep the Go Back
and Firewall programs. I think it's the Norton Firewall program that
keeps putting up the reminder pop ups because it needs renewing.
Does any one know what to delete to stop the constant nags?
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