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Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by WilliamP, Dec 9, 2003.

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  1. WilliamP

    WilliamP Registered Member

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    Boy, have I got a mess . Downloaded the infamos update yesterday and started having all kinds of problems lost Outlook Express for a while,then it came back. Today could not connect to the internet at all. Removed NOD32. Computer rebooted and gave me a blue screen saying shutting down Windows and downloading physical memery to disk . It rebooted and seems ok . Of course NOD is gone. I EMailed Eset last night but so far no reoly.
     
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    ESET today has a provided an update that should fix the problems caused by yesterday's program component update. See Jan's thread here: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=17589

    I think NewNOD posted that he still has issues with his newsreader's NNTP connection, but the general internet connectivity issues seem to have been corrected by today's update.
     
  3. WilliamP

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    I couldn't get to the internet without removing NOD. I tried doing a system restore to Sunday and I wound up with more of a mess. I have a NOD in the task bar that is red and disabled and I can't remove it. I tried to remove the program again and the uninstall fie is gone.
     
  4. Marcos

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    Hi WilliamP,

    tomorrow, a new installer that includes PCU 2.000.8 is gonna be put on the Eset's website. Please download and install it. At any rate, it seems quite weird that the BSOD appeared even without NOD32 installed.
     
  5. WilliamP

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    Now if I go into Add- Remove programs it shows up, but I can't remove it. I want to get it straight before I download another . Please help.
     
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    Hi WilliamP,

    it's a matter of the registry that NOD32 still appears in the Add/Remove program list. Something went wrong and causing the program to not uninstall properly (at least some entries were left in the registry). Try deleting the whole c:\program files\eset dir before installing it again.
     
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    I went into C drive Program files ESET folder and tried to delete it and it wouldn't let me. I did a search for NOD32 and tried to delete everything and it wouldn't let me delete the two exe files.
     
  8. Marcos

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    Well, it seems that the NOD32krn service is running, hence nod32krn.exe cannot be deleted. Please go to start, run and enter
    net stop nod32krn

    Then try deleting the eset dir again.
     
  9. WilliamP

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    I tried but it told me that it couldnt because NOD32kui.exe couldn't be removed.
     
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    It said that access to kui.exe was denied.
     
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    I opened the ESET folder and was able to delete everything one at a time except nodshex.dll . It won't let me delete that. Is that the shell extension? An if it is can I leave it? Thank you.
     
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    Try to run Windows in safe mode and then delete the DLL file and the folder.
     
  13. WilliamP

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    How exactly do I do that ? I'm not familiar getting into the safe mode and doing anything.
     
  14. snowbound

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    Hi WilliamP

    Just reboot your computer and when u see your bios press F8 and that will take u into save mode.





    snowbound
     
  15. hayc59

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    here ya go--->
    http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2001052409420406?OpenDocument&src=sec_doc_nam
     
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