Richiee
@bcvloh.ameritech | reply to Sparrow
Re: eTrust EZ Armor
You got the same info I did when I googled zlcommdb.xml. I wonder why the article was removed |
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Sparrow
Crystal Sky
Premium
join:2002-12-03
Sachakhand
| reply to Richiee
To remove the ComputerAssociates key from the registry, right click on the key > click on Permissions > and if your User Name is not listed > click Add > Enter your User Name in the dialog box that opens > click OK > and in the Permissions window, tick the box that says Full Control next to your User Name. Try deleting the key again.
The ZLcommdb.xml in System32 is part of ZoneAlarm. A quick Google search did not help to much: »www.google.com/search?q=ZLcommdb.xml .
The only article I found was this »nh2.nohold.net/noHoldCust25/Prod···all.html which you may have already found on your own. |
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Richiee
@bcvloh.ameritech | reply to Dryden
I am down to two items in my quest to remove EZ Armor: ZLcommdb.xml in System32 and ComputerAssociates in Registry.
I get a "cannot be deleted" message when I try to remove them. Anyone know why this is so? |
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Dryden
join:2002-07-26
Bensenville, IL | reply to Richiee
Have you turned off EZ Armor before trying to uninstall? Make sure to disable all the CA components (vsmon,vetray etc) in system configuration utility, reboot your system & uninstall through add/remove programs. |
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