How To Get Rid Of Norton Antivirus Runtimes Error Codes
Norton antivirus is quite popular among the masses for their top-notch data security and theft protection. Norton product offers comprehensive protection to a wide range of computing devices from malware and viruses. Coming to its negative traits, Norton antivirus sometimes encounters with a series of runtime errors during installation and updating process. For more detail and query on the issue, dial Norton Technical Support Number +1-855-536-5666 and fix the errors in instantly. Norton runtime errors normally occur during the installation and updating process. System performance normally gets seized when users prompt with a runtime error. Below are some symptom and cause of these error code The symptom of Norton Runtime error codes
Active program on the system becomes unstable and crashes on a frequent basis.
Runtime errors prompt on the screen.
OS on your system runs sluggishly and responds slowly to mouse, USB, keyboard.
System performance gets seized for a couple of seconds.
For effective troubleshooting of these runtime errors, it's important to keep the track of the error. Here are some main cause of these runtime errors.
Corrupt software package installs on the system.
Corruption in Windows registry.
Malicious program corrupt the Norton or Windows related files spared on the system.
Norton files maliciously deleted by faulty software and application.
To overcome this error code in a minimum time frame, make sure to connect with our tech support executive or follow the below-mentioned tips.
Update your system driver with third-party application or software.
Wipeout system junk and unwanted file with third-party application or software.
Reinstall your Norton antivirus.
Repair window registry file related with Norton runtime error code through third-party application or software.
If the error still refuses to get wiped out from the system, make sure to follow the next method carefully. Run the Windows File Checker in the following way to restore corruptions in Windows system files.
Click the Start tab on the windows taskbar.
Navigate to Command prompt window by typing "command" in the search box.
Type "sfc /scannow" in the Command prompt window.
Press Enter to continue.
Follow the on-screen guideline to complete the process. For more detail and help on the issue, connect with Norton Customer Support without having a second thought.