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petriburg · 24-08-02, 05:20 PM

JS; KaZaa is a pesky thing to get completely rid of ! I still have a few fragments remaining in registry, but am gradually eliminating them. In the main, what I did was first go to start|settings|control panel|add/remove etc., and knock out KaZaa. That stil left bits and pieces around, so I then uninstalled it through Norton Systemworks. And whatever spyware is not removed by ad-aware can be eliminated via B3D Killer (I'm not sure whence I downloaded this, but they have a url of www.security-pro.co.uk in their opening window). That pretty much gives KaZaa the boot, but you can run through registry afterwards and still find a few bits remaining. Even if you apply RegCleaner, it still leaves you with a bit of hand cleaning to do.
Hope this is of some help!

24-08-02, 05:20 PM	#2
petriburg Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 307	JS; KaZaa is a pesky thing to get completely rid of ! I still have a few fragments remaining in registry, but am gradually eliminating them. In the main, what I did was first go to start\|settings\|control panel\|add/remove etc., and knock out KaZaa. That stil left bits and pieces around, so I then uninstalled it through Norton Systemworks. And whatever spyware is not removed by ad-aware can be eliminated via B3D Killer (I'm not sure whence I downloaded this, but they have a url of www.security-pro.co.uk in their opening window). That pretty much gives KaZaa the boot, but you can run through registry afterwards and still find a few bits remaining. Even if you apply RegCleaner, it still leaves you with a bit of hand cleaning to do. Hope this is of some help! __________________ petri "You are old, father William," the young man said, "And you hair has become very white; And yet you incessantly stand on you head - Do you think, at your age, it is right?" Lewis Carroll.