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[Thanks for censoring one of my posts again by removing a very useful link]
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Thank you for censoring me again.
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I know that list too but I find it not exhaustive enough.
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A comprehensive list of Uninstallers for Anti-Virus-Programs and Anti-Spyware-programs that prove troublesome to (completely) uninstall can be found here.
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[15jul09] JavaRa update to version 1.15 beta Changes: - [fixed] JavaRa commandline issue - [fixed] Small bug causing JavaRa to crash if no Java executable was found. More info and download here.
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I use WOT. Mostly because SiteAdvisor is now owned by McAfee.
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[28dec08] JavaRa updated to version 1.13 Changes: - [Fixed] JavaRa crashing upon not finding "JavaRa.def" file. - [Fixed] Minor typo
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[14dec08] RaProducts' JavaRa updated to version 1.12 beta Changes: - [Added] JavaRa registry definitions file. - [Added] Program now asks Windows to delete locked folders upon reboot. - [Changed] Minor GUI changes. - [Changed] Method of finding and deleting old JRE folders. Dramatic code reduction. - [Fixed] Registry key bug. - [Fixed] MessageBox continually showing regardless of silent mode selection. - [Added] French Translation. Thanks to Pierre Lacaze. - [Added] Swedish Translation. Thanks to Eldmannen. - [Added] Finnish Translation. Thanks to Tero H. - [Fixed] Minor bug.
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Since cleaning of SiteAdvisor is already in the winapp2.ini file, we could add cleaning... [*McAfee SiteAdvisor]LangSecRef=3024DetectFile=%appdata%\SiteAdvisorDefault=TrueFileKey1=%appdata%\SiteAdvisor|asserts.txtFileKey2=%allusersdata%\SiteAdvisor|*.logFileKey3=%commonappdata%\McAfee\MCLOGS\MISP\SAService|SAService*.logFileKey4=%homedrive%\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Application Data\SACore\Cache|*.*|RECURSE Would my solution work? Edit: FileKey4 changed to reflect YoKenny's suggestion.
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That would be a task for TwistedMetal to include it into his winapp2.ini
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Well, I think that SiteAdvisor - being in business for much longer - warns for more sites. WOT now has tested over 20 million site and they employ users/visitors to rate the sites. Maybe you should look at it this way: SiteAdvisor is part of McAfee, LinkScanner is part of AVG and TrendProtect is part of TrendMicro. All are large companies. Do we trust them? WOT is part of the community.
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[04aug08] Anti-Malware Toolkit has been updated to version 1.03.125. Changes: [Added] Program list will now highlight a program in red if it is incompatible with user's Operating System. [Added] Link to PC Cleanup guide on main program so users can get help with the programs if they need it. [Fixed] Links in About form now show correct tooltips. [Fixed] Code cleanup, bugfixes and optimizations. [Changed] LunarDownloader name has been changed to Anti-Malware Toolkit. [Note] The name of the program changed as some users expressed concern about the Downloader part of the name. [Note] Under Links, the PC Maintenance menu has been changed to PC Cleanup for clarity purposes, this is also reflected in our wiki.
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[16jul08] LunarDownloader [later renamed to Anti-Malware Toolkit] has been updated to version 1.02.117. Changes: [Added] Refresh option now in Edit menu to reload the tree list of programs. F5 is the hotkey to refresh the list. [Added] Windows Update menu option under Links. - Thanks Ultimate Predator! [Changed] Changes.log renamed to change.log [Changed] Updated icon for exiting the application in the File menu. [Changed] Optimized code for parsing data and loading the treeview.
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[02jul08] LunarDownloader [later renamed to Anti-Malware Toolkit] has been updated to version 1.01.99. Changes: [Added] Changes.log file to show changes. [Added] --help command line. [Fixed] Package choices dropdown now disabled during download. [Fixed] Items selected in the treeview now update when select by keyboard. [Fixed] Resolved bug where application would hang if items were downloading and then paused, when canceling downloads or exiting application. [Changed] Currently downloading file now reflects in the Program Information section. [Changed] Application no longer checks for applications.xml, instead downloads from Lunarsoft.