SuperAntiSpyware

[Ron]

On Mar 24, 12:12 am, Dustin Cook <bughunter.dus...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ron <BigELil...@msn.com> wrote innews:dcb42c4b-d4ae-4326-ab6d-4336b6c251fb@b64g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:
>
>
>
> > On Mar 22, 5:56 pm, John Mason Jr <notva...@cox.net.invalid> wrote:
> >> Ron wrote:
> >> > On Mar 20, 10:53 pm, "Buffalo" <E...@nada.com.invalid> wrote:
> >> >> Ron wrote:
> >> >>> On Mar 20, 1:13 pm, "What's in a Name?"
> >> >>> <maxwach...@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
> >> >>>> I just installed the newest version-very small footprint as
> >> >>>> opposed to the earlier version-good job Nick!
> >> >>>> max
> >> >>> You never had a problem removing SAS from your computer?
> >> >>> Took all kind of tools for me to get rid of it. (the last free
> >> >>> version -whatever that was).
> >> >> What sort of problems did you have and what OS are you using?
> >> >> I had a clean uninstall when I had the free version. I had
> >> >> installed it under "Total Uninstall" and just used Add-Remove to
> >> >> remove the program and then I used Total Uninstall to see what was
> >> >> left and it was basically nothing. I am using Win2000Pro.
>
> >> > I'm also using W2K Pro.
>
> >> > I don't remember the exact problem, I just remember that I kept
> >> > getting some kind of error and it wouldn't uninstall. And when I
> >> > finally did get it removed, I still had a desktop icon that I
> >> > couldn't delete. I had to use some kind of tool to remove that.
>
> >> > I now stay far, far away from SAS.
>
> >> Did you happen to take the time to open a support ticket?
>
> >> John
>
> > Nope.
>
> Bummer. No way to duplicate the issue, no way to fix it should it ever
> come up again. Although your the first/only person I've heard of so far
> with this specific issue.

Check this out (starting with what's written in red)
http://www.superantispyware.com/supp...ay.html?faq=47

[Buffalo]

Ron wrote:
>
> Check this out (starting with what's written in red)
> http://www.superantispyware.com/supp...ay.html?faq=47

That's fairly normal advice when uninstalling a program.
It basically tells you to go to the install program and then select 'remove'
when the option comes up.
Shutting down other running programs and exiting the program first before
you uninstall it and then uninstall it.
Did SAS not appear in you Add-Remove list?
I did notice that it tells you to reboot immediately after doing the
uninstall, which I routinely do anyways after installing or uninstalling a
program.

"Rebooting your PC is essential. If you do not reboot your PC, the uninstall
may be unsuccessful. "

Sorry to hear you had a problem with uninstalling SAS.
I think you are missing out on a great program, but that is your choice.

[Ron]

On Mar 24, 11:45 am, "Buffalo" <E...@nada.com.invalid> wrote:
> Ron wrote:
>
> > Check this out (starting with what's written in red)
> >http://www.superantispyware.com/supp...ay.html?faq=47
>
> That's fairly normal advice when uninstalling a program.
> It basically tells you to go to the install program and then select 'remove'
> when the option comes up.
> Shutting down other running programs and exiting the program first before
> you uninstall it and then uninstall it.
> Did SAS not appear in you Add-Remove list?
> I did notice that it tells you to reboot immediately after doing the
> uninstall, which I routinely do anyways after installing or uninstalling a
> program.
>
> "Rebooting your PC is essential. If you do not reboot your PC, the uninstall
> may be unsuccessful. "
>
> Sorry to hear you had a problem with uninstalling SAS.
> I think you are missing out on a great program, but that is your choice.



I'm not missing out on anything. There are plenty of free programs out
there that will get the job done, and I'm using Spy Sweeper.....so all
is good

And those other programs, show up in the add/remove!

What kinda crap is that?

[Buffalo]

Ron wrote:
> On Mar 24, 11:45 am, "Buffalo" <E...@nada.com.invalid> wrote:
>> Ron wrote:
>>
>>> Check this out (starting with what's written in red)
>>> http://www.superantispyware.com/supp...ay.html?faq=47
>>
>> That's fairly normal advice when uninstalling a program.
>> It basically tells you to go to the install program and then select
>> 'remove' when the option comes up.
>> Shutting down other running programs and exiting the program first
>> before you uninstall it and then uninstall it.
>> Did SAS not appear in you Add-Remove list?
>> I did notice that it tells you to reboot immediately after doing the
>> uninstall, which I routinely do anyways after installing or
>> uninstalling a program.
>>
>> "Rebooting your PC is essential. If you do not reboot your PC, the
>> uninstall may be unsuccessful. "
>>
>> Sorry to hear you had a problem with uninstalling SAS.
>> I think you are missing out on a great program, but that is your
>> choice.
>
>
>
> I'm not missing out on anything. There are plenty of free programs out
> there that will get the job done, and I'm using Spy Sweeper.....so all
> is good
>
> And those other programs, show up in the add/remove!
>
> What kinda crap is that?

It showed up on my system. Perhaps there was a program running when you
installed SAS that interfered with the install.

I guess we'll never know.

Hope you enjoyed the Holiday weekend.