Hey People ,

I have a question to the computer profs on this forum.The thema is going about Ez Armor Antivirus 2005 Uninstalling.I would like to tell first when I install it is very nice and removes virusses.But my license key was for two years.Then the next day the antivirus does not work either the uninstalling of the software.I have tried to install new Etrust antivirus.But finally i become a greep and installed norton 2005 , norton works really good.But when i restart/start the computer the etrust shows a popup when windows starts : "Invalid License Key Uninstall the Software and try again", now I have tried , but what te fck , that is the baddest uninstall wizard ever.It gives every time a error.Now my question is how to remove Etrust and really remove , I could do it handmatic but when it starts the software starts with windows and when it not can find the software it will give a error.And that is not good.Please help me... You also can post the crack of eTrust™ EZ Antivirus 2005.This is the site maybe it could work, pls help me.Posting how to uninstall would be fine.

the site: http://store.ca.com/dr/sat4/ec_MAIN.Entry1...CACHE_ID=179788



This post has been edited by BuffaloHELP: Aug 15 2005, 09:01 PM

hey bro!
my suggestion will be that boot ur computer in safe mode and then remove the folder from program files.....also go into msconfig and remove all the services related to ez antivirus and any startup files.
also if you are comfortable with registry then go ahead and remove all the registry entries of the antivirus.
I know this is not the best of removing any software but if the uninstaller of the software is not working the way it should be then this is the way which i apply on my computer

Thank you very much mayank.I did what you say i have a software that calls regcleaner , you can also make a backup,so I checked the backup and etrust has lost 3 registry entries so.I actually restored them and a few minutes later, it works better than ever.Thank you for your tip.But how could I get into msconfig.I am a dutch so I don't understand what you really mean to say with msconfig.