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Issue abstract:Disabled: remote access and Signatures
Detailed description:Security history shows these events
Product & version number:Norton 360 25.12.10659 (build 25.12.10659.961)
OS details: Win 11 Pro
What is the error message you are seeing? just the history listing
If you have any supporting screenshots, please add them:
@Dirtnapper Apologies your thread hasn’t had a reply since posted. Are you still seeing these in history and are you updated to the current release of Norton? These entries are common and are more likely than not false alarms. Coding issues in the Norton products could also be the issue and has been reported several times.
AI Overview: Please note that AI is not always 100% correct
Norton 360 Security History reporting “Intrusion Signatures disabled” or "
Remote Access Protection disabled" is usually a false alarm caused by a software bug, a known issue with Norton 360, or temporary shutdowns during system restarts. These features are often actually enabled in the main settings despite the logs.
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- Most Likely Cause: A reporting discrepancy or display bug in the Norton software that falsely flags the features during startup or shutdown.
- Verification: Open the main Norton 360 interface, go to Security > Intrusion Prevention, and confirm the switches are actually ON.
- Troubleshooting:
- Reboot: A simple restart of the computer often resolves the error.
- LiveUpdate: Run Norton LiveUpdate to ensure you have the latest product version.
- Reinstall: Uninstall and reinstall Norton if the issue persists.
- Context: These, along with Remote Access Protection alerts, are common on Windows 11, especially if they coincide with shutdowns
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