Norton CrashGuard 3.0
Release Notes
Copyright 1996, 1997 Symantec Corporation
All rights reserved


Please read this document carefully; it contains important information
about Norton CrashGuard. Topics include:

- Deleting CrashGuard
- Disabling CrashGuard's Crash-Protection


Deleting CrashGuard
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Use the Add/Remove programs feature in the Windows Control Panel to 
completely remove CrashGuard from your system. If you do not completely 
remove CrashGuard, your computer might not report program errors if 
it expects CrashGuard to handle them. The system might suspend the 
program until you use Ctrl+Alt+Del to close it. To correct this problem, 
use the Registry Editor (REGEDIT.EXE) to delete this key from the 
registry (if it exists):

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\aeDebug

To use REGEDIT.EXE, select Run in the Start menu. Then type REGEDIT.EXE 
in the Command Line text box. Navigate through the path listed above and 
delete the aeDebug key.  (The aeDebug key appears in the left pane of 
the Registry Editor window.  It resembles a folder.)


Disabling CrashGuard's Crash Protection
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When you turn off CrashGuard, it must continue to provide protection to 
any program which has previously crashed but has not closed yet.  Even
so, CrashGuard disconnects from the system when you turn it off, so it
can won't catch new crashes in other programs.

For answers to common questions about CrashGuard, see CrashGuard Help.


How do I get technical support for CrashGuard?
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Technical Support is available through Symantec's online forums. Support 
for CrashGuard is available on Symantec's Web site, CompuServe, America 
Online and the Symantec BBS.