When I attempt to turn on remote management I receive the following message " unable to retrieve Norton account"
I had to reinstall Norton 360 a few days ago and since then I have had this issue, Also had to reinstall Norton Studio. When I went to reinstall Norton Studio Windows made me switch from local account to a Microsoft one. Not sure if that is relevant to my problem I am having but its the only change I have made since this happened
I am signed into my Norton 360 account when I try to make the change to turn on remote management (also tried being logged out and still receive the same message). I also have plenty of days left on my Norton subscription and the device shows up under Norton Management when I log into my account
I currently have Norton 360 on 3 PCs and this is the only one encountering this problem. Any help in solving this issue would be appreciated
Also im running Windows 8.1
Try switching back to the non Microsoft account login for Windows. The different account types apparently behave differently.
I switched back to the non-Microsoft local account and still get the same message
Hi Bromoran,
Kindly try the steps mentioned in below post and let us know how you get on.
http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Internet-Security-Norton/Norton-Management/m-p/1020649#M244756
Thanks,
Lakshmanan
So I download the Norton removal tool and used that to uninstall Norton 360 instead of using the built in uninstaller that comes with 360
I am now able to turn remote management on and off. I thought this would fix my problem but it didn't the reason I wanted remote management turned on is because it was my understanding from reading other posts on this form that it must be turned in order to use Norton Studio and have the statistics be updated where it says "in the last 30 days". Currently mine looks like this.
http://prntscr.com/2fvy3h
Is there something else I must do make all the stats fill in?
My other 2 PCs show the information only 1 is showing all 0s
Glad that you were able to turn on remote management now.
Are you still facing the issue with respect to stats not getting filled in Norton studio in one of the machines ?
Thanks,
Lakshmanan
Yes everything is working fine now thanks everyone for the help.
Hi, KFCB; welcome to our community!
The "Teredo Tunneling" bit has to do with the IPv6 (improved form of Internet addressing that allows for more addresses) transition, and doesn't mean anyone is hacking into your system.
Remote Management within Norton 360 just allows you to manage your Norton installs from elswhwere, via Norton Management/Norton Account, so in general I would recommend leaving it on. However I would not expect it to refuse to be turned off, so you might want to leave this thread active and see if anyone else has any ideas.
V.R,
--DistEd2