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    missing file when uninstalling BitDefender Total Security 2010

    Discussion in 'Security and Anti-Virus Software' started by Anggrian, Oct 11, 2010.

  1. Anggrian

    Anggrian Notebook Evangelist

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    I just restore my system because there's something wrong with my network and when I'm done restoring, half of my softwares is broken
    so I simply uninstall it and replacing it to the new one execpt for one software, it is BitDefender 2010 Total Security which requires bdts.msi file to continue uninstall it
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    so could I uninstall it with force?
     
    Anggrian, Oct 11, 2010
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  2. thundernet

    thundernet Notebook Deity

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    You cannot unistall windows bit defender.Just de-activate it.
     
    thundernet, Oct 12, 2010
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  3. Deks

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    Are you serious?
    What kind of a moron designs software that lacks the ability to remove itself from the system?
     
    Deks, Oct 12, 2010
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  4. Anggrian

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    I'm speechless
     
    Anggrian, Oct 13, 2010
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    I thought you were talking about Windows Defender(microsoft).I just saw that you were refering to Bitdefender.
     
    thundernet, Oct 13, 2010
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