Symantec liveupdate error code 536805375 - Computers & Internet

Uninstall the live update
Reinstall the live update from the link ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/liveupdate/3.3.0/
Click on the LUSETUP.EXE
And Run a repair on the Symantec Endpoint protection

Go into the Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Symantec\LiveUpdate directory and delete the settings.liveupdate file, then try LiveUpdate again. LiveUpdate will repair the missing file with a default settings file, pointing it back to the production LiveUpdate servers.

Hope this work. Goodluck!

error message actually points to a LiveUpdate problem,which could just be a problem with your installation. Instead of uninstalling Norton and reinstalling it, please try the procedure below.

Please click on the link below and follow the instructions carefully.

Fix for LiveUpdate Error

After you complete the steps in this document, please check that your LiveUpdate settings by doing the following:

1. Launch Norton Internet Security from Start-.>All Programs->Norton Internet Security,> and then choose "Norton Internet Security" from the sub-menu.

2. Click on the "Norton Internet Security" tab at the top of the window.

3. Click on the arrow next to "Settings" to expand it's options.

4l. Next click on "Automatic LiveUpdate." It should say "On." If not please click on it and then click on the "Turn On" button. When Automatic LiveUpdate is turned on, as long as you are connected to the internet and logged in to Windows, LiveUpdate will check for and install updates up to 3 times per day. This is the best way to keep Norton Internet Security up to date and running smoothly.

Check with Symantec and ask them whats the problem. They may be having a problem with their server or either something is not configured correctly on the computer thats stopping it.

symantec live update failed with error code 536805375

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Open NIS and run LiveUpdate. Keep re-running LiveUpdate until it says that there are no more updates. Reboot the system if prompted to do so (you may want to reboot even if it doesn't say it is required, just to be sure everything got replaced properly). Open NIS again, select Tasks and run a Full System Scan. The error message should not appear again.

1) Close all Norton applications.

2) Moved file [ccWebWnd.dll]
from [C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\]
to [C:\_My Files\_TEMP]

3) Run LiveUpdate
Type [C:\Program Files\Symantec\LiveUpdate\LUAll.exe]
into Windows Explorer Address bar and hit [Enter]

4) Restart your computer.

5) Moved file [ccWebWnd.dll]
from [C:\_My Files\_TEMP]
to [C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\]

6) Run Norton SystemWorks LiveUpdate from your Windows Start Menu.

7) Restart your computer.

Download and run the LiveUpdate fix tool from Symantec HERE

After you run the fix tool, open Norton 360, click on the "Scans" link at the top of the window, choose "Comprehensive Scan" and then click the "Go" button This will take some time, but will thoroughly inspect your computer for infections

To address your other question regarding the LiveUpdate settings, you can change the configuration to use an HTTP proxy. To do so, please follow these steps.

1. Open the "Symantec LiveUpdate" Control Panel.

2. In the LiveUpdate Configuration window, click on the "HTTP" tab.

3. Click on the radio button that says "I want to customize my HTTP settings for LiveUpdate." Enter the information for your HTTP Proxy server, click the "Apply" button, and then click the "OK" button.

Please let me know if this process resolves the issue you are having with LiveUpdate. Also, if the scan finds any infections, please let me know what is found.