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     Kommentar till en text av HOLGER GRANHOLM
Ärende: Removing ZA
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HG>IIRC you wrote once that you made/had a textfile on how to remove
HG>ZoneAlarm.

HG>Could you please either publish it here or if to large please attach
HG>it to an e-mail to me. I know you have the address.

HG>It's time for me to upgrade the security system on my TP con XPp.

HG>I received a free copy of the Kaspersky Security Suite with my
HG>subscribed PC for All magazine. Among 12 tested Suites earlier in the
HG>same magazine it rated 2nd from the top.

HG>I don't mind that I will have to pay to upgrade the definitions after
HG>one year. Until then they are free.

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http://download.zonelabs.com/bin/media/pdf/za31_help.pdf

Manually uninstalling ZoneAlarm
If you are having persistent connection problems even after running the
ZoneAlarm uninstaller, manually uninstall ZoneAlarm by following the
steps below. Note that the steps differ depending on your operating
system. Windows 98/2K/XP To manually uninstall ZoneAlarm from a Windows
, 98, 2000, or XP system, follow the steps below.

Step 1: Start your computer in Safe Mode. Enter Safe Mode with
administrative account without networking. To learn how to start in Safe
Mode refer to Windows help. Go to Start | Help, click the Search tab,
then type 'Safe Mode' in the search box and click List Topics. Important
Do not start ZA/ZAP, or run the uninstaller, while in Safe Mode.

Step 2: Remove VSDATA registry entry (Windows 98/ME only--not required
for NT/2K/XP) Important Deleting registry entries incorrectly may
require reinstalling your operating system. Always make a backup copy of
the registry before editing. Perform the steps below with extreme care,
or seek help from someone familiar with registry editing. For further
information about registry editing, see Windows help.
1. In the Windows Start menu, click Run...
2. In the Open box, type regedit.
3. In the Registry Editor window, use the left-hand navigation to locate
the following key:
W95/98/Me/XP/HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Vx D
\VSD ATA95.
4. In the right pane of the window, right-click the key, then choose
Delete from the popup menu.
5. Choose File | Exit to finish. Note After editing the registry in safe
mode, you may get a VXD error when restarting your computer. This means
Windows did not allow editing of the registry in Safe Mode. If this
occurs, press Enter. Restart your computer in normal (not Safe) mode,
then repeat Step 2.

Step 3: Delete selected files
1. Using the Windows search function, locate and delete the files
VSDATA95 and/or VSDATANT.
2. If you want to keep a record of previous alerts, copy the ZALog files
from the Internet Logs folder to a safe location).
3. Using the Windows search function, locate and delete the Internet
Logs folder.
Step 4: Cleanup 1. Empty your Recycle Bin. 2. Restart your computer.
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