programs don't delete!!

[dor_efrat]

i have 2 softwares that i cant seemm to rid myself of.
"armor2net personal software"
"panda anivirus"

what do i do?
one (amor2net) has an uninstaller that doesn't work at
all. and the other one just wont react to nothing. i
tried to delet it using microsoft anispyware - with no
luck. in is like nothing workes on it (Panda)
please help me!!!

 

[Monitor]

This was answered in another newsgroup.

 

[Mike]

-----Original Message-----
This was answered in another newsgroup.
.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

No it doesn't, and I'm not convinced that the answer in the other group is
what's needed, either. OTOH, I haven't managed to put together an answer of
my own for this--it really isn't "our" issue---these are two separate
third-party programs each of which have their own support mechanisms (or
not!)

I'm still pondering whether I can come up with anything useful. I'd
probably ponder harder if I had any response from the original poster that
they are in fact still reading and looking for help.

--

 

[Mikolaj]

No it doesn't, and I'm not convinced that the answer in the other group is

what's needed, either. OTOH, I haven't managed to put together an answer
of my own for this--it really isn't "our" issue---these are two separate
third-party programs each of which have their own support mechanisms (or
not!)

I'm still pondering whether I can come up with anything useful. I'd
probably ponder harder if I had any response from the original poster that
they are in fact still reading and looking for help.

Sometimes the uninstaller has problems with deleted install info files, so
the easiest you can try in such case, is to install problematic applications
once again (over the existing ones), and after that perform the uninstall
process.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Sometimes the uninstaller has problems with deleted install info files, so
the easiest you can try in such case, is to install problematic
applications once again (over the existing ones), and after that perform
the uninstall process.

Yes--and in dealing with installer issues and Microsoft Antispyware, I've
sometimes suggested that--alternatively, theres the Windows Installer
cleanup tool.