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Ad-aware 6.0

Discussion in 'General Internet' started by jazcan, 2003/02/05.

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    I got it downloaded but hesitant to use. Appears some bugs with W2K and XP (I use Win98). Some have had their Winsock messed up.
    The site gives no hint on "uninstalling" older versions and my 5.83 has no uninstaller.
     
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    Do you have any more details or URL per bug problems?
     
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    "uninstalling" older versions and my 5.83 has no uninstaller

    Have you tried looking in the control panel add/remove as that was were it was on my system.
     
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    Hello dmz,

    Look in aaw's program folder and see if the uninstaller is there, its called unwise.exe. If not, re-install the old version on top of the current one giving you back the uninstaller.

    A reminder: the entries in the ADD/REMOVE access an App's uninstaller contained in the program folder.

    Regards - Charles
     
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