Removing Product, Nag Folder Remains

I wish to get rind of Bitdefender 2010. Reason being, my netbook needs every ounce of processing power it has. I downloaded the new removal tool off the BitDefender site, and for some reason, when I check if it was completely removed, I still have a system folder named BitDefender>Bitdefender 2010>NAG

When I try to access the NAG folder, it says that the directory is invalid. When i try to shift+delete it, it says that the folder is not empty. I cannot shred it with a 3rd party, and I cannot send it to the recycle bin. I wish to remove it entirely from my system.

Regards,

Erufen

Find more posts tagged with

Comments

coolcool1227

Try the following

1) Run the Bitdefender Uninstall Tool again

2) Manually search for Bitdefender traces in registry and the drive where you installed Bitdefender.

3) Try to delete the NAG folder in Safe Mode.

4) Or use "Unlocker" software to delete it. You can download it from

http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

Lionet

I wish to get rind of Bitdefender 2010. Reason being, my netbook needs every ounce of processing power it has. I downloaded the new removal tool off the BitDefender site, and for some reason, when I check if it was completely removed, I still have a system folder named BitDefender>Bitdefender 2010>NAG

When I try to access the NAG folder, it says that the directory is invalid. When i try to shift+delete it, it says that the folder is not empty. I cannot shred it with a 3rd party, and I cannot send it to the recycle bin. I wish to remove it entirely from my system.

Regards,Erufen

+1 for ONT,

Deactivate BD in msconfig (Start/Msconfig/Start...) before using safe mode to suppress it, it could help...

rowi26

Searching trough the registry is so much fun!

I just went straight for the unlocker path after 15 minutes of empty searching. The folder is gone, I re-ran the uninstall tool just for safe measure, and BD has been removed.

Thanks!

Lionet

Searching trough the registry is so much fun!

Happy it works... However I'd never say fumbling in the registry is fun, simply because a mistake can create a big mess in the system. Probably easier if the name of the sub-file is clear enough to check and delete, but I do consider modifying the registry is an unsafe operation... Fortunately the unlocker seems efficient there... :rolleyes:

regards