Look 'n' Stop Lite 1.0.0.4 has been messed up. It is installed on an older Win98 PC and functioned well for a long while. Then spyware and viruses were removed from the system. Now LnS will not run, and the uninstaller is missing, so it cannot be removed in the orthodox manner. I tried re-installing it over top of the existing setup, but that made no apparent difference---it still neither runs nor uninstalls. Are there prepared instructions for uninstalling manually?
Look 'n' Stop is its own uninstaller. The command line is looknstop -uninst But normally the Start Menu should contain an icon for uninstall and in the control panel when double-cicking on add:remove programs, Look 'n' Stop should appear in the list of installed applications. Regards, Frederic.
Normally, perhaps. But in this case neither Add/Remove nor Start-Uninstall is producing any noticeable effect. We will try the command line. Thanks for the response!
How did you note Look 'n' Stop is still there ? File that should be removed after the uninstall (Win95/98/ ME information only): c:\windows\system\fwapi.dll c:\windows\system\lnsfw1.vxd c:\windows\system\lnsfw.vxd All content in c:\program files\soft4ever\looknstop, except files you placed by yourself inside this folder. About the registry keys: there is an entry in:[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\] for automatic start and for drivers: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\LNSFW] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\LNSFW1] And finally the icons/shortcut in the Start Menu. I think that's it. Frederic
Dozens of ways: the icon in the systray, the fact that it's one of the running tasks, the files in the installation folder, etc. Thanks for the information.