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So you see a possible Norton ad informing you that “your Norton has expired today” and you’re probably wondering how and why this happens every few days. The answer is because of a Browser Hijacker, a malicious software that goes on a loop of re-installation and keeps your computing device flooded with useless notifications and unnecessary pop ups. But have no worry, because by the end of this post you will be able to get rid of the bothersome software and along with it the annoying notifications about the Norton expiration date. We will not be employing any Norton pop up blocker but will be guiding you to fix and troubleshoot the Norton subscription expired error by just getting the malicious Browser Hijacker removed from your computing device resulting in the cease of the unnecessary notifications’ pop ups. In the event that your subscription has actually expired, in such case you will be needing to go for renewal of the same. But all the other cases, you can proceed here.

Please adhere to the beneath discussed instructions to get the same done with the fake security message saying that your protection has expired.

 

Removing Norton “system warning”

 

Surf through your browser’s settings and choose More Tools.

Proceed by clicking on the Extensions tab.

 

Navigate through the extension Your Norton has expired today

Remove the same extension by selecting the Trash bin symbol next to it.

 

If the aforementioned instructions do not work, please navigate through the instructions as discussed under if the pop up is in a WINDOWS computing device.

 

Step 1: Press the three keys at the same time CTRL + SHIFT + ESC and and find the Processes Tab (the “Details” Tab on Win 8 and 10). Try to navigate and find which processes are not fit for the system.

Step 2: Right click each of the chosen processes and click on Open File Location. Once the folder is opened, click on the end of the process and move ahead by deleting their folders.

Step 3: Press the start and the alphabet key ‘R’ at the same time, on the page that opens type appwiz.cpl and then click on OK.

Step 4: You will now be taken to the Control Panel. Look for sceptical processes there and proceed thereafter by uninstalling them.Now in the search box, type msconfig and press the enter key on your keyboard. You will now be able to see a new window being popped up.

 

Go to the startup tab, and uncheck all the boxes that may seem foreign or suspicious in nature to you.

 

Step 5: Press the Start Key and the alphabet key R, and now type in notepad %windir%/system32/Drivers/etc/hosts there and click on the OK button. You will now be taken to a new file, in which you can see a list foreign IP addresses just below the local host in the event your system is hacked.

 

It is recommended now to please open the start menu and navigate for Network connections and finally press Enter.

 

Click the right button of the mouse over the Network adapter you use, then select properties, choose Internet Protocol Version 4 (ICP/IP) and then proceed by clicking on Properties.

 

If the DNS is not already set to Obtain DNS server automatically, please do the same yourself.

 

Please click on Advanced, then click on the DNS tab, and get everything removed from there, and end by clicking on OK.

 

Step 6: Once this step is completed, all the hazards will be removed from the browsers. Get done with the next step or it will be due on system reboot.

Select Properties, click on the shortcut. Now in Target, get all the things removed after .exe.

 

Now Go Through

 

C: /Users/!!!!USERNAME!!!!/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data. You may now see a folder named “Default” there.

 

Rename the same to Backup Default. Now restart Chrome once done renaming.

 

If the steps above don’t help in the issues that you had, please get connected on +1-844-688-4484 to get instant assistance from our technical expert.