Unable to "fix" Tracking Cookies

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I'm running Norton 360 (3.5.2.11) on a dual-boot Windows 7/Windows XP system.  I mostly run Windows 7, and have no problems with Norton 360.  But when I boot into Windows XP (running on a completely separate disk), Norton 360 detects threats, and asks me to "fix" them.  When I try (by clicking OK next to the action "Fix"), nothing happens.  The tracking cookies are still there.

 

Is there a fix for this?  I'm willing to uninstall/reinstall, but thought I'd ask for suggestions first.  If I do uninstall, are there any "tricks", or can I simply go to Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs?

 

Bob

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just delete them yourself  go to were nortan is telling you the cookies are temporary disable hide operating system files and delete the cookies with @ in the file name but nothing else. spybot also has an imunization feature that blocks some but not all spyware cookies keep teatimer off though

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Hi BSchor

 

You can also set your browser to delete cookies after session except for those cookies which you need.. You can also regulate cookies thru Adobe Flash Manager settings.