Avira left traces
Tags:
- Installation Error
- Windows 7
- Trace
- Antivirus
Last response: in Antivirus / Security / Privacy
Jenfer Anthony
September 17, 2014 3:43:01 AM
I am installing Avira Free AV but when it is almost done installing it said error code:5
and i browsed to Program Filesx86 i tried deleting Avira folder but it is locked i used LockHunter
CCleaner PC cleaner and Revo uninstaller Pro Trial but none succeded i need some help
And here are some informations
http://imgur.com/pbi6ocV
and i browsed to Program Filesx86 i tried deleting Avira folder but it is locked i used LockHunter
CCleaner PC cleaner and Revo uninstaller Pro Trial but none succeded i need some help
And here are some informations
http://imgur.com/pbi6ocV
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Jenfer Anthony
September 17, 2014 10:03:19 PM
Skylyne
September 18, 2014 2:18:35 PM
http://filehippo.com/download_unlocker/
Unlocker 1.9.2
Unlocker 1.9.2
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Skylyne
September 19, 2014 1:44:08 AM
I always go to the source for my downloads. Even then, I'm leery to actually download a majority of software that hasn't been widely approved of by various sites I trust. But, that's a personal thing.
If the OP wants to download it from the source, here's their webpage
If the OP wants to download it from the source, here's their webpage
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Skylyne
September 19, 2014 8:06:56 PM
Well, I had an interesting thing happen to me when I tried to download the program via the creator's webpage...
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Ironically, someone recommended this software in the security thread, and Chrome blocks it as malicious (well, I'm currently using Iron, which is a modified Chrome). I found that worth a chuckle. I was only going to download it so I could scan it with Comodo in the first place; so I went to FileHippo, and had no problem downloading from there. Comodo came up with absolutely nothing on it, but VirusTotal came up with 6/55 positive hits for it being positive/harmful. The community also votes it more negatively than positively. Check the link for yourself.
If I were considering using it, I'd see both the negative results from Iron/Chrome, and the votes from VT, and pass on installing it. If you want to install it, sandbox the install to be on the safer side of things. Personally, I'd look around for other, less potentially harmful options. Then again, I don't trust software very easily.

Ironically, someone recommended this software in the security thread, and Chrome blocks it as malicious (well, I'm currently using Iron, which is a modified Chrome). I found that worth a chuckle. I was only going to download it so I could scan it with Comodo in the first place; so I went to FileHippo, and had no problem downloading from there. Comodo came up with absolutely nothing on it, but VirusTotal came up with 6/55 positive hits for it being positive/harmful. The community also votes it more negatively than positively. Check the link for yourself.
If I were considering using it, I'd see both the negative results from Iron/Chrome, and the votes from VT, and pass on installing it. If you want to install it, sandbox the install to be on the safer side of things. Personally, I'd look around for other, less potentially harmful options. Then again, I don't trust software very easily.
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Skylyne
September 19, 2014 9:49:10 PM
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