How to uninstall a program without the uninstaller?

• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:17

  I installed Comodo Firewall... but now i wanna uninstall but dun have the uninstaller....
  how?
• ceecookie

  6 Apr 07, 22:18

  delete the whole file from Program Files lor.Then delete shotcuts from desktop,etc
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:19

  huh? can meh?
• alexkusu

  6 Apr 07, 22:20

  del the program.
  
  then run software to find broken shortcuts and registry entries and delete them.
• kivine

  6 Apr 07, 22:24

  Go to add/remove in ctrl panel. sometimes the program doesnt put any shortcuts in the prgm menu, make me angry
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:24

  k... i go try first....
• OasisBlue

  6 Apr 07, 22:26

  download zsoft uninstaller. it helps, at least for me
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:26

  Originally posted by kivine:

  Go to add/remove in ctrl panel. sometimes the program doesnt put any shortcuts in the prgm menu, make me angry

  siao ah... dun have den i ask de leh...
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:27

  Originally posted by OasisBlue:

  download zsoft uninstaller. it helps, at least for me

  i tried le.... but still cannot leh
• Y_Shun

  6 Apr 07, 22:36

  go control panel? then add/remove programs???
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 22:38

  Originally posted by Y_Shun:

  go control panel? then add/remove programs???

  dun have... now i can't even reinstall it
• Conner MacDermott

  6 Apr 07, 22:48

  I would suggest you not to do anything with it unless it is causing you problems, such as having a hidden trojan embedded insided it. But, since you had deleted it. It's best to leave it alone for now.
  
  While deleting the program icon and its shortcut icons from folders and desktop may seem to "delete" the file, it does not delete the "processes" that came with the program. As such, your computer may be "unstable" whenever it tries to run these "processes." It's like the heart is beating, but there is no head and no legs. Best thing is to simply run the program through a reputable antivirus, antispam, antispyware program to ensure it is harmless. Then, leave it there lor.
  
  Cheers.
• gigabyte14

  6 Apr 07, 22:50

  it's possible that the uninstaller inside the program files.
• Conner MacDermott

  6 Apr 07, 23:05

  I agree.
  
  TS. Where did you get the program from? Pasar Malam? Or downloaded from Internet?
• pervertboi

  6 Apr 07, 23:09

  Originally posted by Conner MacDermott:

  I agree.
  
  TS. Where did you get the program from? Pasar Malam? Or downloaded from Internet?

  LOL.... net lah... i think i just fug it and use it lah....
• ndmmxiaomayi

  6 Apr 07, 23:15

  Comodo Firewall is free. There has been lots of problems reported with Comodo, I'm not in the least bit surprised.
  
  pervertboi, try this:
  
  

  [*]Please download CCleaner and save it to your desktop.
  [*]Double click to install it. It will install the Yahoo! toolbar as well. If you don't want the Yahoo! toolbar, please uncheck (untick) the box for Yahoo! toolbar during installation of CCleaner.
  [*]Once it's installed, go to Start > All Programs > CCleaner > CCleaner.
  [*]Select Tools on the left hand side.
  [*]Under Tools, select Uninstall.
  [*]See if you can locate Comodo Firewall in the list.

  
  
  If yes, select Comodo and click on Run uninstaller. If it's not there, go to where you installed Comodo. By default, it's in C:\Program Files\Comodo. There should be a file named unist.exe or something named similarly. Double click on this file to uninstall Comodo.