OS Firewall Data

Speccy
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Hi,

Speccy indicates the Agnitum Outpost Firewall Pro 4.0 is still installed on my old XP desktop after being removed years ago. I've searched the registry and removed numerous leftover pieces/junk referring to Agnitum and Outpost Firewall Pro none of which is apparently the Key (pun intended) Speccy uses to extract this data.

Anybody have a clue where it gets this info?

Thanks: DES

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have you also checked the AppData and Program Files folders?

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Hadn't prior as this kind of stuff is taken on as housecleaning after uninstall. But did anyway again just in case, with no leftover results anywhere. This why I started with the registry. Then went through an older embedded Winapps.ini for CCleaner just to see if Agnitum or Outpost Firewall Pro was in there? Nope. But hummm... there is a CCleaner super extender, CCEnhancer I stopped using long ago, with many more apps included I could check too. Thanks for reminding me about that!

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try running CC with the /EXPORT switch, some documentation can be found here; http://www.piriform....line-parameters

it'll create a winapp.ini file that will detail where it is finding references to those programs you mention.

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Did you search the registry manually for outpost, agnitum, and maybe feedback?

I mention feedback because from time to time Outpost creates a file called Feedback.zip.

Be careful. As you probably know, messing with the registry is dangerous.

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try running CC with the /EXPORT switch, some documentation can be found here; http://www.piriform....line-parameters

it'll create a winapp.ini file that will detail where it is finding references to those programs you mention.

This is the best/correct place to start

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I posted this question over on the Agnitum Outpost Firewall Pro forum and was pointed to a cleanup utility they have (Clean.exe) for removing installations in addition to using the WIndows Add/Remove Programs. It needs to be run from Safe Mode, but got rid of whatever hidden entries where ever they may be. I certainly couldn't find it. Speccy now indicates the Windows firewall is Enabled as in fact.

DES

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An interesting find over over at the Outpost Forum.

I will also need the remover file sooner or later, I use Outpost Firewall.

So thanks for posting your results.