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R2 was initially created to be used to be applied to an SP1 build. They have released the updated R2 that can be applied to SP2. Odd the way it was done. Since I have not gotten my copy yet, I can't say if it will also update an SP1.

I have been busy with pushing out the 401 patch for SAV 10.1 and getting ready for vacation. I have built about 20 systems with a CD created the way I posted earlier and have had no blackscreens. All other software is run either at runonce or manually. I install SAV via ClientRmote Install or manual...

Today while checking my AV Server, what do I see but half my systems showing a security risk. Symantec's new def file for 5Jun06 is classifying cmdow as "Hacktool/Hidewindow" and quaratining the file on every system. Talk about a pain in the glutious maximus. Oh well, Symantec does it again. I am th...

I have to struggle with SAV 10.1 at work but I moved away from Norton/Symantec for home use a long time ago. It buries itself so far into the networking that even if you try to uninstall it, you have to reformat your system. NOD32 and Windows Firewall are all I use on my personal computers and have ...

The DCOM tweaks are the ones in NLite, which they say is like running dcombobulator. I also have a regedit file, but have not had to change it. Symantec has been integrating more and more with the windows networking. I stopped using the SCS about 2 years ago because it was being a pain if it didn't ...

Since removing the DCOM tweaks, I have had no problems loading from the disks created as stated in my first post. We use Symantec 10.1 and it no longer blackscreens. Again, since Symantec is loading before networking to better secure the system, once it can't communicate with the networking the way ...

I created a disk using RVMUpdatePack 2.0.6, RVMAddons 1.6.4 and RVMAddonsWMP 2.5. This was done using the Integrator 1.2.2 and then using NLite for driver integration and tweaks. When I loaded Symantec 10.1 I had the blackscreen also. I went back and re-made the disk several times. Every time I left...