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Other => Reviews and recommendations => Topic started by: Broni on February 26, 2009, 10:30:43 AM
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...I kept saying, AVG ver. 8.0 became a bloated program.
So, right now, AVG found itself in pretty infamous company of Norton, and McAfee, where you need special uninstaller to get rid of it.
http://www.technibble.com/repair-tool-of-the-week-avg-remover/
Why not just uninstall it via the Add/Remove Programs you might say? Because sometimes the uninstaller doesnt completely remove everything. If you try to install a new version of AVG or some other antivirus, you cant because it believes that the old AVG is still installed. This fixes that by running a script that removes all the registry keys that AVG left behind.
AVG Remover: http://www.avg.com/download-tools
I tried to tell you....
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Thanks!!
I updated the Removal Tools and Methods for Uninstalling Major Antivirus Products (http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,59979.msg379180.html#msg379180)
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Sure thing :)
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Special tools should be reserved for removing malware. Not a legitimate antivirus! (http://img103.exs.cx/img103/1719/angry.gif)
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Now you're talking... ;D
Also, I don't recall, if it was same with AVG 7.5, but, if you run GMER on a computer with AVG 8.0, its entries show there....means, it as deeply built into system core as Norton, and McAfee.
Thus, special tool is needed, like for any rootkit.
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Thought this Horse was dead already.....
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Never, or at least until YOU admit, AVG 8.0 is not that great ;D
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Nope...
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Nope to what?;D
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This is totally awesome.
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This is totally awesome.
Tina try not to bump an older thread.