Windows 7 - error 1606 could not access...

error 1606 could not access network location %APPDATA%\ when ever i try to
uninstall live update

  ashvin replied to Justin

what live update is that?? symantec
Please uninstall symantec and use quickheal
'www.quickheal.co.nz' (http://www.quickheal.co.nz)


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ashvin

and will not update HELP Windows Vista Security Discussions SuperAntiSpyware (1) NortonSolutiongo (1) Malwarebytes (1) Symantec (1) Liveupdate (1) Neverhere (1) Regestry (1) APPDATA (1) Nice to see Norton was hard at work protecting your system. it is likely your still infected, download and run Malwarebytes and SuperAntiSpyware, if the problem remains contact Symantec support. - - - - Use this tool to rid your computer of all traces of Norton and Sysmantec. http: / / service1.symantec.com / Support / tsgeninfo.nsf / docid / 2005033108162039 In additions to David B's comment, download and if you want to keep norton Solution go to My computer> c drive> program files> symantec> liveupdate and click on the live update icon from there. . - - ashvin Because it is crap why make life difficult with an antivirus when its suppose to make life easier. . 'www.quickheal.co.nz' (http: / / www.quickheal.co.nz) - - ashvin Hey David and Ashvin no offence but are you on something cause live update when ever i try to uninstall live update i get a 1606 error %APPDATA% \ or something like that. how do i fix it. ps dont start to get mad

copy my users folder using / MIR. However, everytime it goes crazy with the hidden, localized AppData shortcut folders and goes in a loop, creating infinte of these folders, creating a structure like / appdata / appdata / appdata / appdata / appdata and so on. . . . until it gets kicked by the filesystem. I could offer a (German to anybody. Any ideas on how to fix that? Thanks! Windows Vista File Management Discussions AppData (1) Vista (1) MVP (1) NaviF (1) LOOP (1) DEL (1) BTW (1) MIR (1 place in Windows Vista, be sure to exclute JUNCTIONS. There is a junction in ' \ Users \ . . . \ AppData \ Local' named 'Application Data' which points to its parent folder, thus effectively creating a LOOP

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