Topic: KaZaA

[Serenity]

I need some help guys and before you all scream   its to do with KaZaA  

I know a lot of you arent very fond of this program but  ive always liked using it BUT im having problems trying to get it to run on various screen settings so i thought Id uninstall it and re-install it again however for some reason it WONT uninstall  

I keep getting THIS message in pop up box:

Error loading C:\windows\system32\cd_clint.dll  The specified module could not be found  :-[

Any ideas how I can delete it?  

[chorleydave]

Are you using Kazaa or Kazaalite, Serenity?

If you are using Kazaalite, the .dll file you specify is actually a dummy file which has to be present for Kazaalite to work.  It may be that you have protected the file using AdAware or another Anti-Spyware program, as they do pick it up.  If you do have Adaware, I would first check to see that is hasn't been protected by the program.

[chorleydave]

Just been having a mooch and found this.  

http://www.phazeshift.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/files/kazaauninstallfix.exe

Haven't used it so don't forget to virus check it.

[TR]

Or try kazaAbegone from HERE


 

[Camstop]

Ok...The problem is.. ....If you run spybot or ad-aware it removes that dll file and wont run or uninstall... >

The solution is to reinstall Kazaa and it will put the file back on then you can un-install it before you run spybot and ad-aware....

[Sandra]

It wont let her re install it now Cammy  

[chorleydave]

That's a pity, because although I uninstalled Kazaalite the same day as I last installed it (after the first two files I got from it had viuses) I must have run AdAware as soon as I installed it, because I have found a copy of cd_clint.dll in my Adaware quarantine area.  Although it is a dummy copy, it would have been enough to trick AdAware into thinking the genuine .dll file was present.

[TR]

Or try kazaAbegone from HERE

 

 

[Sandra]

She has done Hookie,but its still showing in add/remove bit even after it has searched and destroyed all files relating to kazaa  

[Rodders]

Time for RegClean, or a similar product, perhaps?  

[TR]

 I'm with you on this one Rodders, old chap.  

[TR]

Before regclean.. try THIS


Hookstar

[Rodders]

Another candidate for the 'Safe Computing' page, methinks.  Cheers, Hooky!  

[Clive]

An excellent idea.  Go for it Rodders.