nod32 cleaner , is there one?

Hi
many av company provide a tool (small program) to make a clean uninstall/install of the av


i'm running on the laptop nod32 2.7 and in the desktop nod32 V3 last built with last updates


i tried to uninstall both and install nod32 4 , but i get many issues , bsod and so on , so i dropped it


well is there a tool to make a full clean install of nod?

i mean uninstall it via control panel
reboot
and use a tool to clean it as well

thanks

 

No...but it's bizzare that on their site ESET greatly provide links to removal tools for other AV's instead of tool for clean uninstall of their own software.

 

Hello mantra,

You can use the procedure in the following ESET Knowledgebase article to manually uninstall: http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN558

Thank you,
Richard

 

That procedure is only required for a failed uninstall, all the other AV tools boast that their tools are only required for a failed uninstall but that's not true, it's required for a FULL uninstall.

 

thanks
but it's not a full uninstall
i mean it doesn't make really a clean uninstall , i referring about registry

and it 's for nod32 V3 i want to make a clean uninstall of nod32 2.7

 

Read my post, the nod32 uninstaller is a clean uninstall. The only reason that guide was made is for the rare case the uninstall fails. If you're paranoid about empty reg entries then install Revo Uninstaller which is free, and use that to uninstall nod32, it will then remove the empty reg entries after.

 

theres an uninstall tool for NOD32 v2.7 here. i've used it a couple of times myself, it works fine, don't know if its official.

 

or you can try uninstalling nod32 with Your Uninstaller http://www.ursoftware.com/, works as a charm, have installed/uninstalled/reinstalled v3 and v4 for I don't know how many times, never had a problem. It will clean your registry and folder leftovers as well.

Cheers,
Miki

 

Hello,

Our 2.7 removal utility can be found here: http://www.eset.com/files/esetru.exe.

Thank you,
Richard

 

Hello Mantra,

Remnants of previous versions may not be causing the BSOD. The 4.0 install may be causing this instead. Please put in a support request here: http://www.eset.com/support/contact.php.

Thank you,
Richard

 

Oh, right. 2.7 didn't use the msi, never mind me then.

 

thanks
but nod need a reboot , i don't know if your unstaller can work with reboots

 

thanks
is there not a nod32 V3 or v4 cleaner?

 

Again, there is no EAV v3 or v4 cleaner.

 

wrathchild is correct, there is no removal utility for v3 or v4.

 

The catch is NOT to do reboot when asked, but to let YU to clean registry and folder leftovers and THEN do reboot. Works every time

BR
Miki

 

i send an email to eset
asking a cleaner for v3 or 4

 

Can you not read? A cleaner is not required for v3 or v4 because the msi uninstaller does a full uninstall.

 

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1427478&postcount=10
yes i can read

 

You just proved my point buddy, you're not reading, because he says the 4.0 install. The only reason you would need to follow the cleanup instructions is if the uninstaller fails.

 

I dont know what the big deal is. Manually uninstalling completely doesn't take long at all. You can just create a script and use avenger if your going to be doing this on a regular basis to multiple workstations.