So implied in the new auto pay policy, Norton Utilities Premium is no longer be available for free after this year's subscription cycle or if I immediately stop autopay. The consumers view is: I love my original non subscription Norton Utilities 16, in the past, I paid for it and now without my consent Norton removed it. I am quite pissed off that Norton would delete an active Norton Utilities 16 Program that I use regularly for clean up (independent of whether they support it). I scanned my C drive and could not find my old Norton Utilities 16. The item 'nu.exe' that this shortcut refers to has been changed or removed, so this shortcut will no longer work properly, Do you want to delete this shortcut?' The warning window says 'Problem with shortcut. After the upgrade of a Norton Utilities Premium, I get an error window when I click on my desktop shortcut. Why did the recent Norton Utilities Premium delete the desktop link to my old Norton Utilities 16? I was always able to run it AFTER the Norton Utilities Premium and despite the old software warning compatibility sign, it did a supplemental job of picking up internet cookies and garbage and cleaning registry files. Issue 1: Don't update Norton Utilities Premium without knowing what it sets in motion.

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