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Good Morning,

 

Is there anyway to stop pifCrawl.exe from executing?  It kicks in the notification that there are updates available, and does this constantly, throughout the day.  I update all my security files manually, everyday, at a set time.  The reason I do it myself is because I am on-line constantly, and these alerts pop up, minimizing the program I'm in which is not only very annoying but can lead to costly errors.


I tried to delete the file, but it won't let me do that.  I gues I could  download a program that will let me do it, but I only do that as a last resort.

 

Your help is appreciated.

 

Sincerely,

 

JohnC

 

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Thanks for the help, appreciate it.  There was no solution in the referenced link - I had read that before I posted the question here - just a discussion about what to do about it, and eventually the case resolved itself when the lady who posted the question discovered it was a valid Norton program acessing the net for updates.

 

While typing this note, though, I realized I can go and put the executable on the list of programs that isn't allowed to access the web, and hopefully that will prevent anymore problems.

 

Thanks again.

 

Sincerely,

 

JohnC

 

 

 

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Please try that and let us know if that did the trick

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Maybe this is helpfull?

 http://www.castlecops.com/t211929-Is_pifCrawl_exe_a_genuine_Symantec_file.html