My apologies if this is the wrong group, but I am desprate !
I purchased a full version of Steganos Security Suite 7 and used it
for a while until my system crashed. I managed to restore my system
but would like to unistall Steganos. It does not matter what I do,
this software is still in my system. I can't seem to get it off from
the registry. I have contacted Steganos but no word from them. Please
can you help.
Thanks.
<malam> wrote in message news:hkidd2p7nq3jfkfmu870oqctg7vpmk1snl@4ax.com...
> I purchased a full version of Steganos Security Suite 7 and used it
> for a while until my system crashed. I managed to restore my system
> but would like to unistall Steganos. It does not matter what I do,
> this software is still in my system. I can't seem to get it off from
> the registry.
It's all very well saying "It does not matter what I do", unfortunately we
don't know what you have done.
Nonetheless, my first suggestion is to re-install it, then use ADD/REMOVE to
uninstall it. You may even have a "repair" option you can use, which I would
run first, then try removing it.
If that doesn't work, try renaming the folder in which the program resides,
then re-install it, thereafter delete the renamed folder, and use the
ADD/REMOVE programs to remove the program.
If that doesn't work, then you are beginning to rely on Steganos getting
back to you.....unless you can roll the system back a little further with
SR, pre-installation of said software?
Thanks a lot. It was the renaming of the directory that helped. I
renamed the directory and did a fresh install. This corrected the
problems that I had - it was not installing properly before. I have
decided to even keep the software rather than remove it.
I appreciate your help.
Regards.
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 17:05:25 +0100, "Tx2"
<this.is.an.inv@lid.address.u.know.com> wrote:
>
><malam> wrote in message news:hkidd2p7nq3jfkfmu870oqctg7vpmk1snl@4ax.com...
>
>> I purchased a full version of Steganos Security Suite 7 and used it
>> for a while until my system crashed. I managed to restore my system
>> but would like to unistall Steganos. It does not matter what I do,
>> this software is still in my system. I can't seem to get it off from
>> the registry.
>
>It's all very well saying "It does not matter what I do", unfortunately we
>don't know what you have done.
>
>Nonetheless, my first suggestion is to re-install it, then use ADD/REMOVE to
>uninstall it. You may even have a "repair" option you can use, which I would
>run first, then try removing it.
>
>If that doesn't work, try renaming the folder in which the program resides,
>then re-install it, thereafter delete the renamed folder, and use the
>ADD/REMOVE programs to remove the program.
>
>If that doesn't work, then you are beginning to rely on Steganos getting
>back to you.....unless you can roll the system back a little further with
>SR, pre-installation of said software?
>
"Sebastian Gottschalk" <seppi@seppig.de> wrote in message
news:4jqec8F94aqbU1@news.dfncis.de...
> LOL. You decided to keep a known insecure and buggy closed-source crypto
> software from a clearly untrusted vendor.
That little gem just earned you a place in my killfile. There's only so much
one can put up with from fuckwit's before a digital 'punch' in the mouth is
due....
Thanks TX. After renaming the folder in the C: /Programe Files/ I was
able to uninstall the software. The new installation is also working
fine and have decided to keep it. It was not installing without
errors before.
Thanks.
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 17:05:25 +0100, "Tx2"
<this.is.an.inv@lid.address.u.know.com> wrote:
>
><malam> wrote in message news:hkidd2p7nq3jfkfmu870oqctg7vpmk1snl@4ax.com...
>
>> I purchased a full version of Steganos Security Suite 7 and used it
>> for a while until my system crashed. I managed to restore my system
>> but would like to unistall Steganos. It does not matter what I do,
>> this software is still in my system. I can't seem to get it off from
>> the registry.
>
>It's all very well saying "It does not matter what I do", unfortunately we
>don't know what you have done.
>
>Nonetheless, my first suggestion is to re-install it, then use ADD/REMOVE to
>uninstall it. You may even have a "repair" option you can use, which I would
>run first, then try removing it.
>
>If that doesn't work, try renaming the folder in which the program resides,
>then re-install it, thereafter delete the renamed folder, and use the
>ADD/REMOVE programs to remove the program.
>
>If that doesn't work, then you are beginning to rely on Steganos getting
>back to you.....unless you can roll the system back a little further with
>SR, pre-installation of said software?
>