Unregistering from Security Center

Hello All!
I had Panda Antivirus Platinum 2004 on my computer for a while, then I uninstalled it and tried NOD32. After a month of evaluation yesterday I purchased it. It's simply the best. (Previously I tested several other AVs on previous XP installation as well.)
Imon crashed tcpsvcs.exe and svchost.exe upon every single restart, so I looked into Winsock and discovered that Pavlsp.dll is still there and "possibly" incompatible with Imon. So I purged Winsock using a SP2-introduced command, re-installed NOD etc.
Now the only problem is that XP Security Center still lists Panda installed, even though it's last bit was swept from my system.
Is there a way to un-register it from the Security Center?
Thanks in advance!

Proud paying NOD customer: ShunterAlhena

 

you could try contacting Panda support on how to remove every single file and registry entry. Or try your self by searching.

 

I came here after three hours of search.
What do you think Panda support would care for someone who installed their glorious software, uninstalled it and bought another product? I tell you: nothing. No answer for a week.
Any suggestions

 

Try a registy sweep in safe mode!

And you can also do what I did with a similair problem, but then with F-Secure: install the whole thing again. Go to safe mode and unistall it and then install NOD again if needed at all...

Good luck!

 

try the uninstall in safe mode - and please report back! I have a client running panda who I have to install NOD32 tomorrow.. I'd like to know what is the best way to approach it - ie, I would like NOT to spend an hour doing something I can get done in a few minutes!

thanks

Greg Hewitt-Long

 

I switched from Panda Titanium to NOD32 with no problems.

I uninstalled Panda. I then ran jv16 powertools and had it search for and remove all references of "Panda" and "Titanium" from the registry. After that installed NOD.

There is a 30 day free trial period with that program. It is worth the $29 as you will find yourself using it reguarly.