It seems to generate 4 sets of logs to be sent to Norton. Next it would show the message "Device Security - installing" for a couple of seconds, then go in to the Error Log routine. The installation tool (in Administrator mode) would start, then install scanner, download virus signatures, then scan for viruses. Removal of Norton 360 with the Norton RnR tool worked fine, but installation didn't. Various searches of the Support pages told me that a re-installation is required. Yesterday when I logged in to and looked at my Norton dashboard it showed that it believed the PC to be offline since 9 days ago and protected. There had been no false positives when Norton was ooperating the security. Norton 360 refused to respond to clicks on its desktop icon. Some slightly odd behaviour of the PC lately (false positives on the Dell-installed features) led me to realise that Windows Defender had started operating instead of Norton 360. PC: - Dell XPS8940 Running Windows 11 Pro v 21H2. Write-Output "Not removing bloatware removal.Headline: - I am unable to re-install Norton. Write-Output "Completed bloatware removal. Write-Output "Starting Part 3 of Bloatware removal " Write-Output "Starting Part 2 of Bloatware removal " Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -Force -MinimumVersion 2.8. $GUIDApplist = " while ( $myInput -notin 'Y ', 'N ')) "Dell Update - SupportAssist Remediation " , "Dell Update - SupportAssist Update Plugin " , $GAPApplist = "Dell Mobile Connect Drivers " , "STMicroelectronicsMEMS.DellFreeFallDataProtection " , "ScreenovateTechnologies.DellMobileConnect " , "DB6EA5DB.MediaSuiteEssentialsforDell " , $UWPAppList = "DellInc.DellDigitalDelivery " , Write-Output "Dell Bloatware Removal Version 2.0 " Start-Process powershell -Verb runAs -ArgumentList $arguments If ( -NOT (::GetCurrent()).IsInRole( "Administrator "))
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