Norton 360 stop auto delete

Scanning once a day, or even once every few days, would be just fine. How do I stop this annoying Norton habit? Disable the setting below. That should stop the prompts for scanning. Also disable the removable media setting shown in the screenshot as well.

A reboot should make the settings global. That should get you there. It isn't working! I changed the setting. I turned off the network drive protection. It keeps bouncing back on. Also, Norton freezes every time I try to open the settings. I am about to uninstall the whole thing, and not repay when the subscription ends.

It is slowing everything down. Your Norton product has detected a USB drive connected to your computer. We recommend that you scan the USB drive for threats before you access it. By default, your Norton product alerts you each time it detects a USB drive connected to your computer. If you do not want your Norton product to prompt you for action, you can change the settings.

After ensuring no other USB device was connected to my Windows 10 system, testing has revealed that Norton is reacting to the USB dongle for the Logitech keyboard and mouse. Every time I try to open the Norton product to change the settings, it freezes. Every Single Time. Reg: May Accepted Solution. Turn Off Intrusion Prevention under Firewall and check. View Accepted Solution in Context.

I made the excluded folder and disabled both the smart firewall and antivirus autoprotect. I can trick Norton to let me start the download but Norton stops the download right away.

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