[sue12]

I have tried to download avg antivirus, but previously had some problems with the pc were I had to download ewido security suite. I have tried to uninstall ewido to no avail as avg will not install, messages in conflict with ewido any suggestions how to uninstall ewido thank you

[telecom69]

Click on this http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_..._download.html this is a great tool to have,its free and will uninstall anything ....

[dotty999]

try a free uninstaller such as Revo ensure you only delete the files found that are bolded and you should have no problems removing it thoroughly

[dotty999]

Originally Posted by telecom69

Click on this http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_..._download.html this is a great tool to have,its free and will uninstall anything ....

snap

[flavallee]

I just found out something interesting when I tried to go to www.ewido.net. It's now part of AVG.

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[sue12]

these two files still exist in C will not let me delete them, but say that nifty piece of equipment that uninstaller, so still cant download avg until i get rid of them any ideas? many thanks keeps coming up part of operating system

[flavallee]

Sue:

Is Ewido Security Suite still listed in "Add Or Remove Programs"?

Does it still have a folder inside the C:\Program Files folder?

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Originally Posted by sue12

these two files still exist in C will not let me delete them

What 2 files are you referring to?

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[sue12]

not listed in add or remove programs, found these 2 files when searching local c drive
file 1 reads as c:\ ewido program files file folder
file 2 reads as c:\ program file\ewido\securitysuite 17kb application when trying to remove with uninstaller just keep getting access denied.

[flavallee]

Sue:

I'm trying to help you manually delete the Ewido files and folders, but you need to advise the correct file paths and names so I know what's in your computer. I'm not there to see it for myself.

You're advising "file 1" is c:\ewido program files files folder. Without even looking at your computer, I know that's not a correct file path.

You're advising "file 2" is c:\program files\ewido\security suite. That file path makes a lot more sense, but I still want to confirm the correct file path.

Are you saying there's an ewido folder inside the c:\program files folder, and that there's a security suite folder inside the ewido folder?

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