Re: Chrome
Webgenie <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.web.opera.general |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Well, something else has come up now, causing me to restart my computer. I rarely do that. Google Updater was running afterwards, so keep an eye on that if you've uninstalled Chrome. But my problem was with Avira, which I switched to from AVG a few months ago when AVG had a new version that I didn't like the sound of. Avira had an error today that I could not get rid of, something about writing a file that couldn't be written. I decided to uninstall it and go back to AVG. That was easier said than done, as Avira does not want to get out of the computer. The Avira forums recommended a registry cleaner, which I also used to remove an entry for Google Updater. AVG's installer never quit telling me that I had another anti-virus program that needed removal, but I installed it anyway after Belarc Advisor showed no anti-virus program. I like CCleaner, but really don't like messing with the registry. I wish these programs wouldn't be so invasive. Webgenie Bart Hansen wrote: > W, > > I ask because sometimes the s/w maker provides a better uninstaller by > putting it in the Start menu. > > Bart > > On 04/09/2008, Webgenie <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Bart, >> >> I used CCleaner to uninstall. >> >> Webgenie >> >> Bart Hansen wrote: >> >>> Webgenie, did you use the Start command to uninstall? >>> >>> I may try it for use only with Gmail. Opera is still not doing well with >>> Gmail. >>> >>> Bart >>> >>> -- Unsubscribe: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe