In the Extensions page, next to Norton Safe Web, move the slider to enable or disable the extension. On the top-right corner, click Customize and control Google Chrome, and then click Settings. This tool will uninstall and reinstall Norton security products on Microsoft Windows operating system, including Norton 360. To remove previous versions of Norton software, you can use Norton Remove and Reinstall tool. Can you uninstall and reinstall Norton 360? Exit all programs that are running on your computer, restart your computer, and run the Norton Remove and Reinstall tool. Your Norton product uninstall may take longer time depending on the availability of system resources. It's the biggest piece of shit I've ever seen, and I can't believe I've been stupid enough to pay and subscribe to it for many years now.Why does it take so long to uninstall Norton 360? It installs a crypto miner without the user's knowledge. I mean, it literally replicates itself on your computer, and makes it extremely difficult to remove. Norton isn't "antivirus" it is the virus. Note that you must first end the process tree FSDUI_Custom.exe, else you won't be able to delete some of the folders above, since they would contain a process that is running. Just delete that whole folder, C:\Users\Public\Downloads\Norton.ĭeleting all of these should stop them from regenerating each other. Most importantly, a folder with the same name under C:\Users\Public\Downloads\Norton. Delete that folder.Ī folder with the same (or similar) name under C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp. There is a folder on my desktop whose name looks like. Then, you need to find and delete all folders containing FSDUI_Custom.exe and other related files. First end that process tree, by right-clicking on the process and then clicking "End Process Tree". First, open Resource Monitor ( not Performance Monitor) and there (under the CPU section) you'll find FSDUI_Custom.exe running. 
I tried a mixture of and answers and it worked for me. If you find anything to do with it, delete. Also do the same with Norton registry keys - open regedit.exe and click through all the lists until you find something to do with Norton. Manually delete all Norton files on your system by searching for "Norton" at the C: level in your file system. Optional (Autoruns should be enough to solve the problem, but I would do this just in case): Scroll through the list and uncheck any Norton/Symantec entries that you find. Open the program and wait for it to generate entries for all startup programs (this is a MUCH more comprehensive list than the one in Task Manager).
If you see anything to do with Norton/Symantec, uninstall it. Go into Control Panel, and check the list of installed applications on your computer.The link should be enough to answer your question, but in case it becomes broken in the future, here's my version of the answer:
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