Symantec Antivirus Enterprise automatically stops scanning issues

When Norton Antivirus updates its latest virus database, it will remove critical system files from Windows XP as viruses, and the system will be paralyzed after a reboot. The manslaughter only occurred on the Chinese Simplified Chinese version of the XP system, and had little impact on foreign users. That's why user scanning is paused.

Since yesterday, I've been restoring 3 times in a row with one click.

Every time you restore it, you have to update Symantec Antivirus Enterprise Edition and you have to use 360 to recover more than 110 vulnerabilities.

360 Cloud Kill Once.

After updating the Enterprise Edition, you can scan it once in the Enterprise Edition for the first time (all of which are 1-2 poison C disks that were previously checked after restoration).

After fixing the vulnerability with 360 Guard, scanning with Enterprise appeared (the user has stopped scanning).

Go to ** Jinshan Poison Bully 2011 installation Deleted the enterprise version with Kingsoft Kill C disk appeared a poison in the D disk also killed 1-2 poisons in the second kill nothing (the name of the poison forgot).

Think it's killed, just go and restore, or the same virus appears like this, and the same user of the Enterprise Edition has stopped scanning.

3 consecutive one-click restores.

Mine is the same.,Upgraded.,It seems that it really has something to do with upgrades.。

Mine too, it's like this, all users who use this antivirus software have this situation, I don't know the reason for the scan, it may be fine in a few days.

I also restarted after using the 360 cloud killing trojan, at this time Norton was also antivirus, and it was terminated halfway, and after restarting, Norton antivirus was reported: the user stopped scanning. Then I uninstalled Norton Enterprise, then reinstalled Enterprise, updated the poison database, restarted, or reported:

The user stops scanning!!

I suspect it has something to do with 360 software! Dislike!

It seems that there is a problem with the update package of the previous two days, and you can revert to that time period on May 3rd!!

Is there a solution? Is it an upgrade problem or a virus? I installed Server 2003, Symantec English Enterprise Edition, last Friday (May 14) after the upgrade found that the scan was automatically closed, the virus database is May 13, today after the upgrade found that the symptoms are still the same.

I thought it was caused by a virus. Which prawn has it done?

Mine is the same, I use genuine Symantec Antivirus antivirus. But a few days ago, an update suddenly found that it couldn't be used? What's going on? I hope it will be solved soon!

I also upgraded, and as soon as the scan pops up, the user has stopped scanning. What's going on?

Awesome, awesome. The symptoms are the same.

I'm the same today.

What the hell is going on.

This is the case with mine too, and that's been it since the upgrade. It's not okay to just update it today.,I'm completely uninstalling the software and reinstalling it after upgrading.,It's probably related to the upgrade.。

Mine is the same, I thought it was my own problem and didn't find out that everyone was the same. Tell me who I can use. Sorry for the trouble.

Mine is the same, just yesterday. I don't think it's a conflict, it might have something to do with the update. I'll see if it's updated in two days.

So do I.

Thought my system was going to crash again!! It's scary!!

Me too.,I thought it was poison.,It turned out to be uninstalled and reinstalled again and can be used.,I just updated it and it can't be used.。

It seems that our unit uses pirated copies, but are yours also pirated? Is there a genuine one that also has this problem?

That's right, what I found today, May 14th, is such a strange question. It should be that piracy has stopped, and there is no way to do it.

It's been a few hours today, one-click restore can scan, and "user stops" after the update restarts

I'm using the genuine version as well, I don't know why. Now the Internet is trembling :(

Also appears after upgrading"The user has stopped scanning"

Mine too, I stopped scanning after upgrading today, and I'm using Norton Enterprise.

Me too, found out today.

I didn't have a 360 and it was the same.

It can be scanned after one-click restore, but it can't be restarted once, what a poison.

It's been a long time today, and it's still like that, and it may really be related to upgrades.

It's the same with mine, but today I went to the web page poisoning and I was able to find out.

Same problem, something went wrong with the update, which may be the reason for Norton's anti-piracy.

I found the same question today and came up to find the answer.

Mine is the genuine enterprise version, or this issue is occurring.

Norton user has stopped scanning, how to fix it.

Open the registry, find the ScanBootSector under Hkey Current User Software Intel Landesk VirusProtect6 CurrentVersion Custom Tasks Default Scan Options, and change the key value from 1 to 0.

1. Steps: Start - Run - Enter to find the items related to Symantec Antivirus - Right click - Properties - Set the startup type to manual or disabled.

2.Step --- start running--- enter msconfig--- find the startup item of Symantec Antivirus--- check it, and click OK to restart.

Step 3: Just uninstall it.

SSC stands for Symantec System Center. It's the control center that you manage clients every time. If you're an antivirus administrator, you can cancel it according to what said above.,If you're just a client, you can solve it by deleting the boot scan in the scheduled scan.,But generally there will be a policy on the server that won't let you delete.。。。

Another stupid way to do this,Norton scans the process,You can manually stop the Symantec Antivirus service and then open the task manager to stop the process.。。

The enterprise version is divided into server-side and client-side sterilization.

If you are a PC, it is recommended that you do not install the Enterprise version.

If it's a public computer, sorry, unless you're a network administrator, you won't be able to reach the server, you're only having a client.

So your two answers above are changed for the server side of the network administrator, which is ineffective for ordinary clients, and there are a lot of free kills on the Internet, and if you really don't like Norton, you will change to a free personal kill.

SSC is the system control center, that is, your Symantec Antivirus server, if you are sure that the machine has canceled the scan, it is scheduled by SSC, and you must cancel it from the SSC host.

What is "User has stopped scanning" in English?

Don't know if you've used 360 settings to start up without? You can take a look there and see the same as before: some machines are not running well, they are disabled, you can select the management tool --- service --- the control panel, open it and find the relevant Symantec Antivirus item in it, and then right-click to set the properties.

The last trick is to go to the BIOS settings when you start the machine, and ask the builder.

The last trick uninstall Oh, the last trick to restore and reinstall.

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My computer is like this.,It's been five days since it appeared.,It's the same with reinstallation.,After I restore with a backup.,You can kill the virus.,But after the upgrade, it can't be killed.,Say:The user has stopped scanning.,I don't know if it's been deactivated.,Please consult the prawns.。

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