-- Posted by Routanne at 5:27 am on Nov. 30, 2007 Hey I accidently blocked a program, and I cant find my list of blocked programs anywhere to remove it Its should be easy, click norton, go to list... and there site is down so I cant email them even turning off norton, it still blocks it, Im really mad, might smash something, help please! -- Posted by Never Too Late at 5:29 am on Nov. 30, 2007 Congrats, well, Nortan isn't good for anything in my opinion, so boot it's ass out of your hard drive, and get something els. -- Posted by x FENRIS x at 5:34 am on Nov. 30, 2007 Open Norton protection centre Click on "view history" at the bottom left. It should bring up a list of recent actions and events that it has performed (including the program that you accidentally blocked). I'll be honest that I don't really know where to go from here. That at least will give you some direction if you get really stuck though. -- Posted by ajw90 at 5:58 am on Nov. 30, 2007 hmm yeah norton isnt that good.. perhaps just wipe it from your hard drive all together? -- Posted by ajw90 at 5:59 am on Nov. 30, 2007 www.majorgeeks.com has great downloads and anti-virus software etc.. -- Posted by Rhapsody at 8:37 am on Dec. 1, 2007 Click the Norton Security icon at the bottom right corner in your system tray. On the pop up window, first check if you have not clicked "Block Traffic" button. As this will block all internet access. If that is ok, maybe the program has been blocked access and has to be unblocked manually. But it was not easy to find where was the blocked list. But here is it location. Go to Norton Internet Security > System and Settings and this is what you see in the image below. Then you see that the Personal firewall is turned on to protect from unauthorized access to spyware, adware and other unwanted software. Click "Configure" button. Go to Programs and scroll down the list for Manual Program Control. There you will see the individual internet access settings for each individual program. And you see that [Program name here] setting shows "Block All". From the drop down list select "Permit All" and now open the desired program. Now you can scroll through the entire list and individually set the programs to allow and block internet access. Now you may fix some programs not working with the internet which you might have blocked by mistake. You can also set some allowed programs to block. I hope this tip helps. Now figure out the Custom option yourself! The above was taken from here, and was not written by me.