Although a free edition, it (sadly) has expired and therefore I am not able
to manual update this wonderful (on-demand scanning) application anymore.
I downloaded again but the application does not install properly. I then
uninstalled everything including all folders found by Agent Ransack and
registry items found by Registry Mechanic. Still, BD8 will download &
install (installation takes an unusual long time though) but will indicate
that it has expired.
I contacted BD forum but nobody seems to have the answer except the good
people from BD sent me an e-mail message suggesting purchasing their new
BD10 version.
Is there anything else I could do/try to reinstate this free version of BD ?
TIA.

go to windows folder and click on file to run Regedit.exe. once Regedit is
on screen click on my computer then Edit tab and click Find

type in softwin
click find next
delete all findings

that will manually get rid of it.
perhaps find Bitdefender as well as meantioned earlier.

ken

, you can spare 20 bucks and just buy the damned thing.
Krystopher Krypton wrote:
Although a free edition, it (sadly) has expired and therefore I am not able
to manual update this wonderful (on-demand scanning) application anymore.
I downloaded again but the application does not install properly. I then
uninstalled everything including all folders found by Agent Ransack and
registry items found by Registry Mechanic. Still, BD8 will download &
install (installation takes an unusual long time though) but will indicate
that it has expired.
I contacted BD forum but nobody seems to have the answer except the good
people from BD sent me an e-mail message suggesting purchasing their new
BD10 version.
Is there anything else I could do/try to reinstate this free version of BD ?
TIA.

Many thanks, Kenny. Your advise was most helpful; the newly installed BD8
works wonderfully.
Thanks again and best regards,

"kenny" <ken-sharon@xnet.co.nzwrote in message
news:450c621c$1@news01.wxnz.net
go to windows folder and click on file to run Regedit.exe. once Regedit is
on screen click on my computer then Edit tab and click Find

type in softwin
click find next
delete all findings

that will manually get rid of it.
perhaps find Bitdefender as well as meantioned earlier.

ken

I think my question was polite and well intentioned. Your "reply" was
inappropriate.
You fit the description of a person who posts messages in order to provoke
an
angry response or to start trouble without adding anything worthwhile to the
conversation - Troll!
Next time don't be such a "jerk".

"Ze Muffinman" <truemuffinman@poetictimes.comwrote in message
news:1158439647.089366.119180@
, you can spare 20 bucks and just buy the damned thing.
Krystopher Krypton wrote:
>Although a free edition, it (sadly) has expired and therefore I am not
>able
>to manual update this wonderful (on-demand scanning) application anymore.
>I downloaded again but the application does not install properly. I then
>uninstalled everything including all folders found by Agent Ransack and
>registry items found by Registry Mechanic. Still, BD8 will download &
>install (installation takes an unusual long time though) but will
>indicate
>that it has expired.
>I contacted BD forum but nobody seems to have the answer except the good
>people from BD sent me an e-mail message suggesting purchasing their new
>BD10 version.
>Is there anything else I could do/try to reinstate this free version of
>BD ?
>TIA.
>

Sun, 17 Sep 2006 05:33:24 +0700, "Krystopher Krypton"
<kkrypton@-no-spam.envwrote:

>I think my question was polite and well intentioned.

Yes it was and because of your initial post, I am now going to get
BitDefender, free version. Remember, you also got three decent
responses as of this writing.

Just ignore the jerks, and believe me, there are many out there.

Good luck,
Caesar

Hey! I'm not a jerk!
I just have really low ethics.
Yeah, I'm a jerk. Sorry.

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Yeah, I'm a jerk. Sorry.

Dustbin? Is that you, dustfart?