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Do I need to reinstall it so that the correct uninstaller is available after all?.Any ideas on how to actually get rid of it?.Neither can I - it isn't in /Applications or /Applications/Utilities that I can see. I downloaded the uninstaller '.sit' file, and I've run it, but it can't find the Symantec software on the disk. I went to the Symantec site via a Google search and found a page about removing Symantec Antivirus from the Mac.

I removed the Symantec software folders because it was not clear that anything had worked, but the Symantec scanner still managed to start up after a reboot - and still shows up in System Preferences. I've had nothing but trouble since the installers ran into some problem while unpacking Firefox 3.5.7, which I also tried to install via the same work-provided software at the same time.

Contact the Service Desk if you have questions about the update.I installed Symantec Antivirus on my Mac (mid-2009 MacBook Pro) running Snow Leopard (10.6.2) via a work-provided software gizmo - along with some other software.

When the auto-installation process has completed, you will see a message alerting you that a reboot will occur in five minutes.

If you don’t manually install this update, the update will be automatically installed one week later.

A reboot is required to complete the installation. Then select “Install” to begin the installation.

To manually install the update at a time convenient to you, open the “Self Service” application and select the “Activity” tab at the top.

If that happens, please restart your Mac computer.

In some cases, the process may get stuck when it first starts after the update, and this will cause the fans on your Mac to run at full speed.

This is not a full scan of the entire Mac.

Symantec Endpoint Protection may run an initial scan of the system files shortly after the installation has completed.

Alerts announcing the required download and installation of Symantec Endpoint Protection will appear on your screen.Wednesday, September 30 starting at 7 a.m. This is a required update and includes several important bug fixes, one of which addresses kernel panic issues that have been reported to affect some Macs running macOS Mojave. Computing will be updating the Symantec Endpoint Protection client on all centrally managed Mac computers.