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thepregnantgod
Posts: 63
Registered: ‎09-12-2009

Action Center reports NIS2012 turned off.

Folks, I've been posting this problem for over 3 months now and not one answer...

 

Problem: Win7 x64 reports NIS2012 turned off; when clicking on "Turn on Now" it opens up the NIS2012 window but does not clear the red flag.

 

I've narrowed the problem down (I think) -

 

I uninstall NIS2012 via Control Panel.

I reboot.

I use Norton Removal Tool.

I reboot.

I use CC Cleaner - just to be safe and remove any left over registry keys for Norton.

I reboot.

I use Norton Removal Tool - one more time to be safe.

I reboot.

I then reinstall NIS2012.

I reboot.  Version installed is 19.1.028 - Action Center reports ALL WELL (Green)

I live update - about 88mb.

I reboot. Version is still 19.1.028 but now Action Center reports turned off (Red)

I live update - about 35mb

I reboot.

Version is now 19.5.0.145 - Action Center reports ALL WELL (Green)

I live update - about 545k (this is the one that messes it back up)

I reboot.

No more live updates required - version is still 19.5.0.145 but Action Center reports turned off (Red)

 

I've registered and deregistered wmiuitls (as per other suggestions)

 

Is it possible to pull a log and find out why this is flaggin as turned off?

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thepregnantgod
Posts: 63
Registered: ‎09-12-2009

Re: Action Center reports NIS2012 turned off.

Bump?

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Dudeskywalker
Posts: 21
Registered: ‎01-25-2012

Re: Action Center reports NIS2012 turned off.


thepregnantgod wrote:

Folks, I've been posting this problem for over 3 months now and not one answer...

 

Problem: Win7 x64 reports NIS2012 turned off; when clicking on "Turn on Now" it opens up the NIS2012 window but does not clear the red flag.

 

I've narrowed the problem down (I think) -

 

I uninstall NIS2012 via Control Panel.

I reboot.

I use Norton Removal Tool.

I reboot.

I use CC Cleaner - just to be safe and remove any left over registry keys for Norton.

I reboot.

I use Norton Removal Tool - one more time to be safe.

I reboot.

I then reinstall NIS2012.

I reboot.  Version installed is 19.1.028 - Action Center reports ALL WELL (Green)

I live update - about 88mb.

I reboot. Version is still 19.1.028 but now Action Center reports turned off (Red)

I live update - about 35mb

I reboot.

Version is now 19.5.0.145 - Action Center reports ALL WELL (Green)

I live update - about 545k (this is the one that messes it back up)

I reboot.

No more live updates required - version is still 19.5.0.145 but Action Center reports turned off (Red)

 

I've registered and deregistered wmiuitls (as per other suggestions)

 

Is it possible to pull a log and find out why this is flaggin as turned off?


 

From what I understand, Action Centre is not recognising NIS 2012 as installed after you update to the latest version 19.5.0.145.

 

Since you mention that NIS itself shows as green, I believe that NIS 2012 is installed and running properly. Ergo it seems that Windows 7 is failing to recognise NIS 2012 as installed.

 

According to Microsoft article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2028210/ , Due to a change to the Security Center interface for ISVs, some antivirus, antispyware, and firewall programs could be incompatible with the Action Center in Windows 7.

 

I suggest that you run the Microsoft Fix it tool, which can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/fixit/. I have been able to fix similar issues using it earlier.

 

Hope it helps.



 

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Paraneedharan
Posts: 11
Registered: ‎02-23-2012

Re: Action Center reports NIS2012 turned off.

[ Edited ]

Hi,

Try these steps that will fix the issue.

 

1.Run following commands in command prompt without quotes:

"winmgmt clearada"

"winmgmt unregserver"

"winmgmt resyncperf"

"winmgmt regserver"

 

2.Restart the computer.

 

3.Download and run the Norton Removal Tool.

 

4.Reinstall Norton product.

Thanks,

Paranee.

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thepregnantgod
Posts: 63
Registered: ‎09-12-2009

Re: Action Center reports NIS2012 turned off.

Each of those WMI commands require a parameter.  If I type them as you stated I get an "invalid parameter" response.